Integrated Windows Authentication

Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) is a built-in Microsoft Internet Information Services (IIS) authentication protocol that can be used to automatically authenticate and sign-in a user to EMS Web App. IWA is best used on intranets where all clients accessing EMS Web App are within a single domain. 

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When a domain user who is logged on to a networked PC accesses an EMS Everyday User application, such as EMS Web App or EMS for Outlook, their Active Directory credentials (Domain\User ID) are compared against corresponding Domain\User ID information recorded in the Network ID and\or External Reference fields of your EMS Everyday User records. If a match exists, the Everyday User gets automatically logged in.

The Field Used to Authenticate Web User parameter (within System Administration > Settings Parameters > Everyday User Applications tab is used to determine which value should be used for authentication.

ClosedActivate Integrated Windows Authentication for IIS 6.0

  1. On the web server that hosts your EMS application's site, open IIS Manager.
  2. Locate your EMS application's site.
  3. Right-click your EMS application's site and choose Properties. The Properties windows opens.
  4. Go to the Directory Security tab and click Edit below the Authentication and access control section. The Authentication Methods page opens.
  5. Clear Enable anonymous accessIntegrated Windows authentication should be the only option checked.
  6. Click OK to exit the Authentication Methods page. Click OK again to exit the Properties page. You have completed the necessary IIS configuration steps for IIS 6.0.

ClosedActivate Integrated Windows Authentication for IIS 7.x/8.x

  1. On the web server that hosts your EMS application's site, open IIS Manager.
  2. Locate and highlight your EMS application's site. 
  3. Double-click Authentication in the IIS section.
  4. Right-click Windows Authentication and select Enable.
  5. Right-click Anonymous Authentication and select Disable.

You have completed the necessary IIS configuration steps for IIS 7.