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I opened a demo xsp page and a window popped up asking me to input the name and password to login to the domino server. Then I entered my own id and password created in domino, but it didn't work. Only the Administrator name and its password worked. Anybody knows what's the problem? I already edited the corresponding ACL entries.

But still these points are not enough yet: If you have access to the server with your username and internet password (can be tested by just trying to login to ), then you might still not be able to access the application if -as umeli pointed out in the comment- the signer of the Xpage- application does not have enough rights to sign the XPages (Server document - security).

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I omitted one reason for not beeing able to login because of your error description: If the Session Authentication on your server is configured for Multiple Servers (SSO) then you need to use the fully qualified internet host name of the server in the URL (or at least a hostname, that contains the SSO- domain), otherwise you will be redirected to the loginpage over and over again, even after supplying the right username / password. But as you wrote about a "Window popping up" I am quite sure, that Session authentication on that server is set to "Disabled"

Got hired at Domino's, I'm meant to login to Skillslice for training I guess but it tells me wrong details when I put in my right domfd details and i never get an email to reset password or anything when I try forgotten password. Anyone ever had this?

I have been trying to find a way (if it is possible) to setup a Domino environment (version 8.5.2 and 9 servers) to use the Active Directory for password management. What I am trying to accomplish is when the password has been reset or changed in the AD (Windows server 2003 and 2008), this change is pushed to Domino user security and does not require any (or a minimal amount) of user interaction. Currently we have the SSO service turned on, but when the AD password changes the users client stops at login and requests they update their client security. This creates a great deal of support calls, and I'm hoping there is a way to eliminate the need for this step. Hive mind; is this possible? Has anyone found a decent way to manage the password integration in an Active Directory environment?

Try going through this article and be sure you have turned off the Domino passwords and any legacy Notes password syncs that are in place. Domino should then be able to do true SSO with only AD having the changes and the authority to login users.

Hello I am setting a new domino and want to connect to Active Directory. I have setup the Directory assistance to configure LDAP. Users will connect to their mail file only using the browser. Now, the user can authenticate with Active Directory after redirecting but i stuck with the error message file not found and it does not redirect to the mail file. How can i acheive that. How can i configure when Domino see a user in AD to connect it to his mail file?

From the limited feedback I received on the flyout menus what I did get was a couple of questions (as in, literally, two people asked) about how I managed to provide a login form that wasn't just the default Domino one. It seems people are unaware how simple this is to do. No, there isn't any special jiggery-pokery going on server-side. It's just a few lines of Passthru HTML!

Yep. It's all just passthru HTML. What we have is a form (the bit between the red lines is the important part) that simply mimics the default Domino login form. By design it always points to the same place, so we can simply hard code the action parameter of the form to "/names.nsf?login". The field names are always the same too, so we just need to make sure we have the two fields on our "fake" form -- one called Username and one called Password.

The other field I've added is optional but useful nonetheless. It's called RedirectTo and does pretty much what its name suggests. If you pass the path of the page you're currently viewing to this field then a succussful login will return the authenticated user back to the same page. To do this you can see I've used a Computed Value for the input's value. To pass the path of the current page the Formula for the Computed Value is simply Path_Info, which is the name of a self-referencing CGI field you need to add to your form.

Closing Domino's form can mean the actual Form that you've embedded the login form in to no longer works. Whether you feel safe doing this or not depends on each application. In most cases you need to be logged in to create stuff anyway, so there's no need to worry about the Forms and whether they can be submitted or not.

If you can't close Domino's Form and still need an embedded login form then you can always stick it right at the bottom of the Form. You then know that all your fields and buttons will still function. You just then need to use CSS to move the login form back to the top somewhere using absolute positioning.

Most of the time it's field-level stuff - ie., a widget to complete a subset of fields on the form or something like that (think name pickers, etc.), but I've used the same approach to give the user a login form from anywhere in the application. The "popup" DIV sits right after the BODY tag, so it's never really an issue having to deal with nested forms - despite the DHTML giving the appearance of such functionality.

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While configuring Windows SSO (Kerberos) with NFL for Notes client using F5 IdP, it has been observed that it is still showing IdP authentication popup. We don't want that users have to enter an username and password when they open the Notes Client.

Already implemented IWA for F5 IdP as IWA provides Notes/Domino users the ability to login using SAML authentication.

It has been identified that F5 IdP offers both:

WWW-Authenticate: Basic Realm=""

WWW-Authenticate: Negotiate

Setting up F5 IdP to use just Negotiated-Kerberos (and dropping basic) the Notes Clients works fine, it doesn't ask for IdP user password. If the Notes browser is given a choice, it's free it pick one so a SAMLBrowser picked the Basic since the server indicates either one is supported.

We are expecting that the Notes client browser should be able to choose Negotiated instead of Basic even if IdP offers both Basic & Negotiated.

I have a Ridgid 16 gallon vac. I made a coupler to attach my vac to my domino but it's not perfect and I need a better way. Vac hose is about 1.75" outside diameter and domino intake is a shade over 1". I need a better solution.

I would recommend taking the domino To Home Depot and playing with hose fitting until you find oe that works. If that doesn't work, you can always buy a Festool hose. They're expensive, but they will fit both the domino & Ridgid vac without modification.

My fein came with a little 4" piece of rubber hose. It's too large also but by the time you push it on all the way to the body of the domino it works fine and doesn't fall off. Maybe just a chunck of hose from an auto parts store.

i will try to snap some pics of it when i get a chance. it's a esentially a grey pvc coupler that i had to dremel out to fit both hoses. with enough back and forth movement it will eventually wiggle off the domino. as far as dust collection goes, it operates almost 100% effecient. i have no particles or visible dust after a series of cuts. i just feel like i can do better. i've already played with different couplers at the home depot, but have ultimately been unsuccessful. ideally, i'd like to find a fernco fitting (rubber coupler with strap clamps on each end) that would work.

This causes Domino to ignore the redirect request, an fellow community member Renato Casati, gave me the solution on Twitter and that was to add a new notes.ini parameter making domino setting the cookie to Lax mode instead.

DOMINO_RELAY_COOKIE_SAMESITE=0