No, there is not.
This is caused by the fact that NTLM takes into account the connection details to authorize the session. If your next request comes via nother TCP channel, you will be faced with a new password prompt.
The way I solved the problem is twofold :
- enable "Basic" authorization scheme on the IIS server
- develop a module that hides the "Negotiate" and "NTLM" authorization schemes from the browser
My module is available there : https://github.com/jfstenuit/ngx_http_auth_filter_module
Jef
This is caused by the fact that NTLM takes into account the connection details to authorize the session. If your next request comes via nother TCP channel, you will be faced with a new password prompt.
The way I solved the problem is twofold :
- enable "Basic" authorization scheme on the IIS server
- develop a module that hides the "Negotiate" and "NTLM" authorization schemes from the browser
My module is available there : https://github.com/jfstenuit/ngx_http_auth_filter_module
Jef