ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

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re: ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

Kevin — Sun, 29 Jul 2007 08:36:57 GMT

One problem we have is how to allow ISA FBA with Kerberos and still integrate with Office clients. Thus far, we've been unable to get ISA and MOSS to delegate client credentials back to the desktop - no matter what, the client still gets an IIS logon challenge when opening a document in a desktop client like Office. With NTLM, pass-through credentials worked just fine, but now, users are constantly challenged. Now, things are more like when we had Basic Auth set up in IIS.

FWIW, we have one primary AD on campus (authoritative), but only about 25% of client machines are part of the domain. The rest are scattered across literally a dozen other domains across the institution (this is a legacy of the previous IT infrastructure). Having to force non-central AD users to know to type the domain name/user name is just a huge headache.

re: ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

Mahendra — Fri, 14 Nov 2008 18:40:37 GMT

I have a problem while connecting from the internet to my FBA site, its been configured on the ISA Server, but the error I get is a Forbidden error, any thoughts on how to resolve this.

re: ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

Ben — Thu, 15 Jan 2009 22:23:40 GMT

Nice post. We managed to configure ISA Server 2006 with MOSS - some of the lessons we learnt can be found here for those that are interested: http://mossblogger.blogspot.com/.

re: ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

Brij — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:01:24 GMT

Is it possible to authenticate external users against SQL Database (ASP.NET membership provider)?

We have intranet application with NTLM authentication and it is extended for external users to use ASP.NET forms authentication with the external users' credentials stored in SQL Database.

Now, we want to publish external SharePoint site to the internet using ISA 2006. What authentication can we use in ISA 2006 for allowing external users to access external SharePoint site? Once again, we want to keep all internal users in AD (NTLM) and all external users in SQL Database for forms-based authentication in MOSS 2007.

Looks like we need to configure ISA 2006 for "No Authentication" and "No Delegation" and pass authentication request to SharePoint server, which will authenticate external users using ASP.NET forms-based authentication and against their credentials stored in SQL Database.

re: ISA + MOSS: makes life a lot easier for FBA

Harish — Fri, 20 Nov 2009 20:37:19 GMT

Hey Brij, We have a similar situation in our organization (almost same). Were you able to configure ISA for this purpose. If so, can you guide me or direct me in the right direction with the necessary information ( like links etc..). I appreciate your help in advance.