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06-21-2012 10:16 AM
Hello,
I am developing custom Response Pages for our site and have a question concerning the <user/> variable's format. The 'book' says that this variable will have "the username (if available) or IP address of the user".
My question is if the user name is available - how is it formatted? (i.e. what does it look like if you have the user name?) I want to detect if I have an authenticated user versus non-authenticated user for which "page" to display.
Thanks
Art
06-21-2012 10:18 AM
I guess that depends on if you use a captive portal (and lets say auth against local db) or if you use ts/pan-agent and auth against some domain.
When using ts-agent the look is: domain\username (lets say domain is test and username is wassap then its displayed as: test\wassap).
06-21-2012 10:18 AM
I guess that depends on if you use a captive portal (and lets say auth against local db) or if you use ts/pan-agent and auth against some domain.
When using ts-agent the look is: domain\username (lets say domain is test and username is wassap then its displayed as: test\wassap).
06-21-2012 11:29 AM
Thanks Mikand!
Very helpful!
Art
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