Not through a browser application, but you could build a Rich Client app
that uses the browser control and through it pass the info forward.
Generally browser client apps don't need the security context from the
client because you can force a single login on the server which will
authenticate you for the page and all subsequent pages you request on the
server. If you set your permissions on the ASP.Net pages on the server
properly you should be able to do what you want albeit with one extra login
dialog (then again if it's a browser app at some point the user needs to
login anyway).
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Rick Strahl
West Wind Technologies
http://www.west-wind.com/ http://www.west-wind.com/wwHelp
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"Brad" <Lo*****@aol.com> wrote in message
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Hello all.
I'm trying to convert an application with a SQL Server 2000 back end
and an Access front-end. The back end is fine. I'm just trying to
give it a web front-end using ASP.NET. The problem is that since
Access runs on the client machine, it gathers NT authentication
information at the client and uses that to access the database. Is it
possible to capture NT authentication information at the client
through the browser for an intranet application? If not, can anybody
suggest an alternative? Thanks.
--Brad
bt******@siebertnet.com
