Hi, this seems to be a bit of an age-old question, but I thought I would ask it again in case someone has come up with a neat solution.
I have a web application I am writing that will run purely internally, it will have its own security authentication (as different people can log on to it from a particular machine/network login) and I am not sure whether the windows authentication will be allowed for the site. For a particular page on my application, I will want to identify the machine the browser is running on, rather than the user (this page won't necessarilty need user authentication). Obviously, IPs are not an option as our systems run from a DHCP server, and neither are cookies, as >1 user could log into that machine, or the users on that machine could log onto other machines (which might also need to be indentified). I was thinking about either setting up a link to the page in the local machine's common desktop directory, whi ...
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