>>It could be so. I asked the customer to create an account that would have privileges (maybe) to get the username. Then I can impersonate this account. If they (customer) don't agree, I told them that the user will have to enter his/her AD username.
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>>>Right. I was about to make the aclaratory.
>>>If you need that info, you have to use windows authentication;
>>>there's no way for a browser to access that information unless the
>>>user send the credentials somehow.
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>Just enable windows authentication and you'll be ok.
>
>Check:
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https://stackoverflow.com/questions/19686933/logonuseridentity-name-vs-user-identity-name/19689343I do have the windows authentication enabled. But it does not work for my page.
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