Security :: LDAP The Authentication Mechanism Is Unknown?
Mar 4, 2010
I am working on Web application which get the authentication details from the Active direcoty using LDAP
when I am using the function DirectorySearcher.FindOne() it gives this error message (The authentication mechanism is unknown), and I relized that I should put this line in the web.config file ( <identity impersonate="false"/> ), then this problem will be solved.
but at the same time I should put true value to the same attribute to get the correct result when I am calling this function
System.Security.Principal.WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Name
otherwise the returened value will be (NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE) not the authenticated user name.
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