Windows Login Authentication

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• nunomaia Member Posts: 1,153

  2006-08-30

  I don’t see the point for this. Windows Security it's quite secure.
  
  But there is a workaround.
  Develop in .NET a COM object that makes the login in AD.
  In codeunit 1 , call that COM object every time the user logons to Navision.

  Nuno Maia
  
  Freelance Dynamics AX
  Blog : http://axnmaia.wordpress.com/

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• pedrocalvin Member Posts: 8

  2006-09-01

  hi nuno. thanks for ur reply.
  
  the point is that im developing codeunits to be in use with ADCS (i.e., software for pda terminals).
  
  ADCS routines have already a way of doing the Login in the PDA, but with DB authentication. (accessing Table 2000000002 - User)
  
  The problem is that the database is already in use in the client with Windows Authentication.
  
  So I would prefer to keep the same login/password...

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• nunomaia Member Posts: 1,153

  2006-09-01

  In codeunit 7705, function CheckPassword(TextValue : Text[250]) ReturnValue : Boolean
  
  Change the Validation to use a .NET COM object, to validate the user and password in the Active Directory.
  
  There are plenty of .NET samples in the WWW, just make a .NET wrapper for that.

  Nuno Maia
  
  Freelance Dynamics AX
  Blog : http://axnmaia.wordpress.com/

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• Dduran Member Posts: 22

  2006-09-04

  I propose an alternative solution to you. In software standard, in the Client\Program Files\Microsoft Business Solutions-Navision\Client forder ther is the nfencrypt.dll that permit to generate keys encripted. the problem is that they should use a second key.
  
  regards.
  
  David

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