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At the moment, we are using integrated windows login to the website.
I have hidden the "SQL Server Authentication" option, but it would be even nicer if the "connect" form did not appear at all, I see there is a Silent Logon - what is the best way of bypassing logon when the user is already authenticated?
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Silent logon now supports Windows Authentication mode. So this is definitively the best solution to do that.
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Hi,
Thanks, but I think I ned a little help then, the only document i can find dsicusses using it from a control panle - and even then is not very clear how to go about calling it.
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You simply need to send the authentication value using POST method to silentlogon.aspx As soon as your license is for 1 single server, you do not even need to send the db server name.For instance:Code:
<form method="post" action="silentlogon.aspx">
<input name="authentication"
type="hidden"
value="windows" />
<input type="submit" />
</form>
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