ISA Clients >> ISA2004 - User authentication problem!!!

by Leonard » Thu, 04 May 2006 22:34:19 GMT

We're currently testing ISA server with AD to authenticate students in our
computer labs.

Everything seems to be working fine. When the student opens up internet
explorer
the credentials dialog pops up and ask for the student's credentials as we
want
it.

My problem is that when I go into Active Directory and say that the user
must change his password on the next logon , the client doesn't authenticate
anymore, with the next attempt the domain is filled in with the local
computername.
eg :

login : user1
password : ***

automatically becomes
login : pc-34\user1
password ***
which is very weird ???

after 3 retries ISA server returns the familiar error code 12209 page.

Is there a way for ISA server to come up with a dialog box for the user
to change his password instead of just not authenticating ?

If not, is there any other way to get this sort of functionality ?
If in any way possible we need our student to be able to change their own
passwords when
needed even if it means installing another client for this purpose

In the past our university used novell using the novell bordermanager and
clienttrust
without problems. What must I do on ISAServer to get the same functionality
?

Also how would I make sure that the same student dont login more than once
on
different pc or labs for that matter ? We cant have student john logging in
all
his friends on his student name everywhere he goes, can we ?

Any advice/help is greatly appreciated :)




ISA Clients >> ISA2004 - User authentication problem!!!

by Jim Harrison (MSFT) » Wed, 17 May 2006 09:04:30 GMT


ISA has no idea that the user needs to change the password.
All ISA gets from the DC for the auth request is "logon failed".

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We're currently testing ISA server with AD to authenticate students in our
computer labs.

Everything seems to be working fine. When the student opens up internet
explorer
the credentials dialog pops up and ask for the student's credentials as we
want
it.

My problem is that when I go into Active Directory and say that the user
must change his password on the next logon , the client doesn't authenticate
anymore, with the next attempt the domain is filled in with the local
computername.
eg :

login : user1
password : ***

automatically becomes
login : pc-34\user1
password ***
which is very weird ???

after 3 retries ISA server returns the familiar error code 12209 page.

Is there a way for ISA server to come up with a dialog box for the user
to change his password instead of just not authenticating ?

If not, is there any other way to get this sort of functionality ?
If in any way possible we need our student to be able to change their own
passwords when
needed even if it means installing another client for this purpose

In the past our university used novell using the novell bordermanager and
clienttrust
without problems. What must I do on ISAServer to get the same functionality
?

Also how would I make sure that the same student dont login more than once
on
different pc or labs for that matter ? We cant have student john logging in
all
his friends on his student name everywhere he goes, can we ?

Any advice/help is greatly appreciated :)

ISA Clients >> ISA2004 - User authentication problem!!!

by ZGl2YWthcnRhbmRvbg » Mon, 22 May 2006 23:23:02 GMT

When user change the password, ask them to relogin in the computer and then
see it should work.
Yes you can make the user to login once but that can be done computer base.

Thanks and Regards
Divakar Tandon

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