I'd like to know if Chrome for Android supports Windows integrated authentication - user signing in with Windows credentials once and the browser never asks the credentials again, even for other sites that need Windows creds.
In case it's supported, how to enable it? Thanks
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We have implemented a Windows 8 app. We tested the app by sideloading on both Windows 8.1 Pro and Enterprise. The app is working as expected when both the machines are connected to the domain. If both the machines are out of the domain, the app does not work and we receive the following error ‘This app can’t open. There’s a problem with app. Contact your system administrator about repairing or reinstalling it’. Also, in the event log the following error was displayed ‘Activation of the app 589f3680-7094-4066-92ee-75cd86b75bc1_5gyrq6psz227t!App for the Windows. Launch contract was blocked with error 0x80073CFC because its package is in state: Modified‘. We checked through on your sites and it is mentioned that Enterprise Sideloading key is mandatory for the app to work if the machine is not connected to the domain.
If we publish the app on Windows Store using ‘Targeted App Distribution’ method, do we still need to worry about the Enterprise Sideloading key or will the key be available when we will create a developer account on the Windows Center? Let us know.
Let us know if we are missing anything. Also, it will be helpful if you suggest any appropriate way as we need the Windows app to work without being connected to the domain.
Thanks
You could sideload the app if you have a developer license registered on the target machine. You can get a developer license via Visual Studio or with this powershell command:
Get-WindowsDeveloperLicense
However the developer license needs to be renewed every month.
See my answer here how to sideload an app:
sideload windows 8 apps to multiple devices?
I have a Lumia 800 (WP 7) that used to be developer unlocked, but seems not to be anymore, so I can't deploy an app to it. OK, I tried to use the develop registering tool. It sees the phone, and then prompts me to log into App Hub with my Live ID. I understand this is the same as the Microsoft Account nowadays, but the tool says logging in does not succeed and asks to check the credentials.
At the same time I am logged in to the WP Dev Center with my Microsoft Account which works fine. So I'm confused why the developer registration tool does not let me in.
I have tried this with two computers, both running Windows 7 and Visual Studio 2010 Express for Windows Phone, with the same result. Tried also a Windows 8.1 and WP SDK running in VS 2013, which asks to run Zune. I haven't Zune there and failed when tried to install it.
I've seen this thread, which advises to use Windows 7 environment, but as explained it does not work for me. So what am I missing? Is the registration tool outdated?
I made a web api and have now hosted it on windows azure. I see my links are working(through browser and fiddler).
However my windows phone 7 app(that I am running through Vs 2010 in the emulator) no longer can seem to connect to my webapi.
Do I need to set something to make it work?
Edit
I unistalled fiddler and now it works. It is something to do with fiddler. I would like to reinstall fiddler but not sure how to fix this problem.s
I'm having an issue setting up Windows Authentication in IIS 7 on my Windows 7 machine. I know by default this option isn't applied by IIS so you have to tick the Windows Authentication tickbox in Windows Features->Internet Information Services->World Wide Web Services->Security. However, under Security there are only 4 options, which are,
i) Basic Authentication
ii) IP Security
iii) Request Filtering
iv) URL Authorization
Is there any way of getting the Windows Authentication option here? This isn't the only instance where I have noticed this, I've encountered the same problem on another machine with Windows 7 as well.
Thanks,
Pradeep Patel.
I think you need to install it first.
On the taskbar, click Start, and then click Control Panel.
In Control Panel, click Programs and Features, and then click Turn Windows Features on or off.
Expand Internet Information Services, then World Wide Web Services, then Security.
Select Windows Authentication, and then click OK.
source: http://www.iis.net/
This is probably caused by a version of Windows, which doesn't provide domain authentification. This can only be accomplished by professional or higher versions of windows.
Because I have the home edition of 7, windows authentication wasn’t available. So enabling or disabling it in my project didn’t really do anything.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-au/library/cc754628(v=ws.10).aspx
The only way I could run my app was by clicking on the solution file in Visual Studio to figure out which is my startup project of my solution.
And then I go to the startup project and enable Anonymous Authentication. Worked for me.
I have a web site on IIS 7, and it asks for Windows authentication when I try to access it with Firefox, but it works fine if I use Internet Explorer.
With Internet Explorer it uses the normal form authentication. How is this possible?
Firefox does not have NTLM enabled by default, meaning Firefox will not pass along your NT identity to the website. This is enabled by default in Internet Explorer.
You can enable it for selected sites by going to "about:config" and by editing the network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris preference.