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Logon dialog prompt when accessing server from IP on local machine or other machines on network? #19

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overgaardmorten opened this issue Jun 13, 2020 · 4 comments

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@overgaardmorten
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overgaardmorten commented Jun 13, 2020

Hi,

We have been trying this module running the react-sample.
Environment: Windows Domain running NTLM

Dialog prompt: Steps to reproduce

  1. Start backend server and frontend
  2. Start Chrome (83.0.4103.97 - running on windows) or IE 11
  3. Access backend server through IP from local machine. http://xx.xxx.xx:3000
  4. Or access backend server from another machine on the network
  5. Login prompt is presented to the user

IS this expected behavior. I would expect the user to just be logged in throug SSO. Using the same browser to access sharepoint sites on the same domain works with SSO - without having to log in.

**SSO working as expecting **

  1. Start backend server and frontend
  2. Start Chrome (83.0.4103.97 - running on windows)
  3. Access backend server through localhost from local machine. http://localhost:3000
  4. User is getting logged in as expected

Kind regards Morten

@overgaardmorten overgaardmorten changed the title Logon dialog prompt when accessing server from other machine on network? Logon dialog prompt when accessing server from IP on local machine or other machine on network? Jun 13, 2020
@overgaardmorten overgaardmorten changed the title Logon dialog prompt when accessing server from IP on local machine or other machine on network? Logon dialog prompt when accessing server from IP on local machine or other machines on network? Jun 13, 2020
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Upgraded to the latest version and added site to trusted sites in ie explorer and every thing worked as expected. Kerberos is being used

@giuliohome
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I can't see how to add a site trusted sites in chrome or the new chromium edge on windows 10 enterprise e and anyway it is something that is not working out of the box in our intranet in a typical test case. I aslo see that it works for localhost (which is useless) while the logon dialog keeps prompting when accessing a server that is not localhost. It seems a serious problem to me.

@sissilab
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@giuliohome Hi, have you solved this problem which the logon dialog keeps prompting in ip access mode?

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giuliohome commented Apr 12, 2023

@sissilab I think so, but consider also that at the time I forked a few repos from here and applied some changes...

e.g. jlguenego/angular-sso-example@master...giuliohome:angular-sso-example:master

Let me see, if I quickly find also my comments, I'll edit and pingback here.
Yep, see #117 (and maybe also simonbuchan/native-users-node#3)

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