Ask USER/PASSWORD in IE and not in Qlikview

[#1]

Hello,
I have a problem with users' access as web. In the section of access in the script I use these parameters:

ACCESS, NTNAME, NTDOMAINSID, CITYID
USER, username, S-..............................................., 1
.
.
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If I open the documentos with Qlikview it works correctly. But if I open it with Internet Explorer it asks for USER/PASSWORD. I dont want that on having opened the document with Internet Explorer it asks USER/PASSWORD and use the information of NTNAME and NTDOMAINSID like Qlikview.

Thanks

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So you do not want user/password popup when openinig in QlikView? But you do when opened in IE? Somehow your subject line does not match with the details you have mentioned. If what I said is what you want to achieve, you can do that by specifying license key in the section access, so that it won't ask password, if opened with that licensed QlikView client.

Hope I answered what you looking for.

[#3]

Hi Rakesh,

Sorry, but my English is not very good... I will try to explain it better!

In the section of access I use:
ACCESS, NTNAME, NTDOMAINSID, CITYID
USER, username, S-..............................................., 1

When I open the document with Qlikview it does not ask me for USER/PASSWORD, but if I open it with IE yes. I want that it never ask me for USER/PASSWORD: Neither in IE nor in QlikView.

Yet I have not tried to use the license key, but as I understand, it not ask for USER/PASSWORD if I open the document with QlikView, but if I open it with IE, yes.

How can I control the user access by IE without asking for user/password?

Thanks

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Section Access;
LOAD * INLINE [
 ACCESS, SERIAL, NTNAME, PASSWORD
 ADMIN, *, ADMIN1_USER_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN, *
 ADMIN, *, ADMIN2_USER_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN, *
 ADMIN, 123456789, *, *
 ADMIN, *, backdoor, just_in_case
 USER, *, AD_USER1_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
 USER, *, AD_USER2_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
 USER, *, AD_USER3_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
 USER, *, AD_USER4_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
];
Section Application;

The first two records:
ADMIN, *, ADMIN1_USER_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN, *
ADMIN, *, ADMIN2_USER_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN, *
will give Admin access to these two users anywhere on IE or inside QV.

The third record:
ADMIN, 123456789, *, *
will give Admin access to anyone using this license number on QlikView developer client.

The forth record:
ADMIN, *, backdoor, just_in_case
I always load a backup user/password, just in case you lock yourself down, you can enter this user/password in the popup.

The rest of the records:
USER, *, AD_USER1_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
USER, *, AD_USER2_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
USER, *, AD_USER3_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
USER, *, AD_USER4_ID_WITHOUT_DOMAIN
one for each user you need to give User access to.

For all these records, except the "backdoor" one, are AD User IDs. When specifying you just need to specify AD User ID and not domain. So if you complete ID with domain is DOM\User123 you would only specify USer123. If you have duplicate user ids accross other domains, then you need to add domain ID in these repords as well.

Hope this helps you.

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[#6]

Hi Rakesh,

What I needed was only to verify the user who accessed by IE, but not necessary to enter user/password. Putting in section access * in the password, it works correctly.

ACCESS / SERIAL / NTNAME / PASSWORD / CITY
USER / * / USER1 / * / 10

Your examples have given me the way.

Thank you very much

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Glad I could help you out.