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Hello,
We want users out of the domain to log in to AccesPoint without having to write the domain name using Internet Explorer (Fireox or Chrome work this way but are not allowe in company).
That is, using only user and pwd instead of domain\user and pwd with IE.
We are using -Qlikview Web Server and Qlikview server 11 sr2 (cluster 2 qlikview server) with the following configuration:
Security: DMS
DSC: connected to a windows active directory.
We have tried to implement a sso (single sing on) with this authentication configuration:
Authentication: Always,
Type; Hedader Header
Parameters Name:Qvuser Prefix;CUSTOM\
Login Address: Default Login Page (browser authentication)
We not want to use users custom for qlikview, want windows domain users.
As far as I know we need a proxy to authenticate users.
I have installed Apache, but I´m not sure how to configure apache to interact with qlikview. Can anyone help me?.
Thanks.
Do you have only single domain?
If you have only one doman you can try QVSuser prefix as the domain prefix.
Bill
Yes, I have only one domain.
And I've tried putting the domain prefix but the result is "Login Failed".
Thank you very much for the answers.
May be you can build your customized log page where your domain can be hardcoded.
You have a basic log page with which to try?
Thanks.
May this link help you,
Hi all, I think, I did it
enjoy!
I'm not a coder, so any help to improve code - appreciated!
Setup:
11.2 SR4, IIS, standard forms-based authentication with AD
I changed only one two files - formlogin.htm and global.css both from here: %ProgramFiles%\QlikView\Web
you need to disable all authentication on IIS (on site level), but Anonymous, make sure, app pool working from the right account
Cheers!
Very Good!
Congratulations, great solution!
A simplified version of the solution proposed by Anatoliy (which is very good by the way!): Setting a Default Domain with QlikView Web Form Authentication – Infinity Insight Blog
Regards,
Vlad