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So can Firefox, in most cases. Do "about:config", and set/add the network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris string so that your domain is listed (e.g., I added lmco.com so that all domains ending in that string will auto-authenticate). This causes Firefox to process Kerberos tickets, to authenticate you to Active Directory.
You may also want to set the network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris string the same way, so that the web server can authenticate you to apps as well (e.g., like many portals do).
Incidentally, I'd take a single processor Ultra Sparc III box at 1.05 Ghz over a 2.0Ghz PC, even running *nix, any day of the week.
So would I... it could be resold for so much more:-)
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So can Firefox, in most cases. Do "about:config", and set/add the network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris string so that your domain is listed (e.g., I added lmco.com so that all domains ending in that string will auto-authenticate). This causes Firefox to process Kerberos tickets, to authenticate you to Active Directory. You may also want to set the network.negotiate-auth.delegation-uris string the same way, so that the web server can authenticate you to apps as well (e.g., like many portals do).
Perhaps, just perhaps, the civilians on the plane involved would consider it terrorism, no matter what the target.
Incidentally, I'd take a single processor Ultra Sparc III box at 1.05 Ghz over a 2.0Ghz PC, even running *nix, any day of the week. ... it could be resold for so much more :-)
So would I