Maarten Balliauw • 5/4/2011

Wordpress auto sign-on with IIS7 and a plugin

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This technical article details a solution for enabling automatic single sign-on for a WordPress blog platform hosted on Windows IIS7 and SQL Server. It explains how to configure Windows Authentication in IIS7 and overcome the challenge of anonymous authentication precedence by developing a custom WordPress plugin. The plugin uses HTTP headers to trigger Windows Authentication for users on the local LAN using Internet Explorer, allowing seamless login with Active Directory credentials.

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