I have a http Flex app running on an internal network on which Active Directory (AD) is implemented. Our server is running Windows Server 2008 R2 x64, with ArcGIS for Server 10.2.1 and Flex Viewer 3.6. ArcGIS for Server security has been configured using Built-in security:
When the Flex app is viewed in Firefox, there is a login prompt. If AD credentials are entered, then all layers in the App are viewable. If the app is viewed in Chrome or IE, there is no login prompt.
I can configure Firefox to make the server a trusted URI as per:
http://markmonica.com/2007/11/20/fir...uthentication/
which will stop the prompt for credentials from appearing. Is there a way I can configure the ArcGIS Server (security, web adapter, etc.) to stop the prompts? Do I have to implement https to stop the prompt? Will the Firefox login prompt still appear when the public is granted view access to the app?
No login prompt appears in Firefox when viewing an https Flex app hosted by a different server (ArcGIS for Server 10.2, Flex 3.6), or when viewing another http Flex app on our internal network from a server running ArcGIS Server 10.0/Flex 3.0.
Thank you in advance...
Code:
Configuration Settings
User Store: ArcGIS Server Built-in
Role Store: ArcGIS Server Built-in
Authentication Tier: GIS Server
Authentication Mode: ArcGIS TokensI can configure Firefox to make the server a trusted URI as per:
http://markmonica.com/2007/11/20/fir...uthentication/
which will stop the prompt for credentials from appearing. Is there a way I can configure the ArcGIS Server (security, web adapter, etc.) to stop the prompts? Do I have to implement https to stop the prompt? Will the Firefox login prompt still appear when the public is granted view access to the app?
No login prompt appears in Firefox when viewing an https Flex app hosted by a different server (ArcGIS for Server 10.2, Flex 3.6), or when viewing another http Flex app on our internal network from a server running ArcGIS Server 10.0/Flex 3.0.
Thank you in advance...