We are running Azure DevOps 2019. The users are all authenticated by their domain accounts and are using Google Chrome.
They log in to Azure DevOps Server with their Windows username and password. I would like it if users on the domain were automatically logged in. I would still like for users not on the domain to be able to log in manually.
Is it possible to configure IIS to do this?
Currently if I look in the IIS Authentication config it shows:
Thanks
I’ve managed to fix the issue on one of my servers. It seems that my Azure DevOps server was seen by Windows as being on the Internet, rather than the Intranet. By changing the Group Policy I was able to get the server to be seen as Intranet. This then causes IE and Chrome to automatically login without ever prompting any users for credentials.
I will need to get my company to push this group policy out to all users, but for my local test, in the Group Policy Editor I went to: User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Internet Explorer > Internet Control Panel > Security Page, then select the "Site to Zone Assignment List”, click “Enable” and edit the list by clicking "Show..."
I then added "Value name" = "*.mydomain.org" and "value" = "1".
The 1 is for Intranet. I could also have listed to full server name rather than the full domain.