Any thoughts, help or comments is appreciated!
Our client is a manufacturing facility where our web application will provide information to both the plant floor operations and the wider plant personnel. As such we have the following requirements:
The web server must exist within its own domain, and authentication will be handled via Windows Authentication. (Since nobody will be running as a domain account, everyone will be prompted to enter their credentials - thus primary access control is handled by whether or not you have a domain account on the special domain the web server sits in)
When a machine on the plant floor (also not in the domain) tries to connect, it should auto-login
A supervisor should be able to log into a plant floor terminal (that was auto-logged in) using his heavier priviledges, and then knock the terminal back down to standard credentials when he's done
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