kashif_82
01-17-2007, 03:40 PM
Hi
I am not really familiar with NT authentication from the user end, as in what is sent to the server and how it is sent when a request is made.
So the question is that is there a way to send this information as part of the HTTP header or is it something that is handled differently?
The problem i am eventually trying to solve is that I have a Web site built in ASP.NET and uses form authentication but I want to implement Google search on it. Another part of this problem is that I have Google mini appliance, not enterprise so I can't have several collections and modify them for each Web site.
If there is a way to send information in the HTTP header, then I can modify the global header for Google crawler and in the site do some thing so that it lets the Google crawler enter the site without authenticating.
Thanks
I am not really familiar with NT authentication from the user end, as in what is sent to the server and how it is sent when a request is made.
So the question is that is there a way to send this information as part of the HTTP header or is it something that is handled differently?
The problem i am eventually trying to solve is that I have a Web site built in ASP.NET and uses form authentication but I want to implement Google search on it. Another part of this problem is that I have Google mini appliance, not enterprise so I can't have several collections and modify them for each Web site.
If there is a way to send information in the HTTP header, then I can modify the global header for Google crawler and in the site do some thing so that it lets the Google crawler enter the site without authenticating.
Thanks