No, It doesn't get passed in HTTP headers. But you
might like using remote IP address, thats in HTTP
headers. You can write down some code in your web
application that can fetch you windows login of remote
machine. Probably you can pickup some open source SSO
implementation to get an idea.
Many Thanks,
--- Anurag Agarwal <anurag.agarwal@yahoo.com> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone could help me how I can
find out the windows login
of the user, accessing my website. I think i read it
somewhere that it gets
passed as a header information but i am not sure. If
anyone of you guys can
help me with this, i will really appreciate it.
thanks
anurag
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