Discussion on using LDAP Authentication for OWA Publishing

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tshinder -> Discussion on using LDAP Authentication for OWA Publishing (19.Sep.2006 4:56:45 PM)
This thread is for discussing the article series on using LDAP authentication for OWA publishing at http://www.isaserver.org/tutorials/LDAP-Pre-authentication-ISA-2006-Firewalls-Part1.html Thanks! Tom

carlos_andres -> RE: Discussion on using LDAP Authentication for OWA Publishing (3.Oct.2006 9:23:17 PM)
Tom, Great article, I have done it myself in production and it is working as expected. Thanks for the work you do here and all the info that you give us. Regards.

no fear -> RE: Discussion on using LDAP Authentication for OWA Publishing (5.Apr.2007 8:17:02 PM)
I have many thing to say hear ...im using LDAP authentication methode for my listner (because my ISA 2006 is not member of my published server domain).Im using FBA on the listner. Now when a user type the published server URL ,he will see the FBA and will write (domain\username) ...is there is any way to make the user type only (username) . I tried the following ... i configured an LDAP server set with the following LDAP Expressions: (domain\) (@domain.com) (*) It worked fine ,and users can just type ( username) instead of (domain\username) in the FBA page .. Porblem is this worked for most of the time , but some times users have to put (domain\username) in order to log on..other times (username) alone will work,, This behaviur is random... Any suugestion? I tried to uncheck the Use GC in the LDAP server set since im hostedbig active directory domain tree and only users in the root domain should access my published server . did you got my point? Please help this is extremely urgent since i have already implement the solutiona and im having many calls that users sometimes cannot log to my company's site.

tshinder -> RE: Discussion on using LDAP Authentication for OWA Publishing (6.Apr.2007 11:29:56 AM)
You should use only these: domain\) (@domain.com) And users should log on using either: domain\user or user@domain.com HTH, Tom

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