Intranet requests with NTLM Auth #Feature about odata2poco

[lobster2012-user]

UseDefaultCredentials = True - solution (one of)

[moh-hassan]

Create a configuration file named: o2pgen.exe.config in the root of o2pgen.exe

Add the following xml text (with modifying proxyaddress to your proxy and port )

	<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
	<configuration>
	  <system.net>
		<defaultProxy useDefaultCredentials="true" enabled="true">
		  <proxy usesystemdefault="false" autoDetect="false" proxyaddress="http://localhost:888" />
		</defaultProxy>
	  </system.net>
	</configuration>

Let me know if that is working
Post the error message

[lobster2012-user]

Connection failed with 127 888

[lobster2012-user]

The proxy in this case Is not used, it an intranet.

[moh-hassan]

Do you modify the proxyaddress to your proxy server and port.
This value should match the value in IE explorer.

[lobster2012-user]

This site in exceptions (in proxy settings)

[moh-hassan]

So, Proxy is not needed.

You are connected to the sharepoint service using your active directory credential user/password
for example:
user: myuser@mydomain
password:******
Is it right?

[lobster2012-user]

Not quite, build-in Auth method, ntlm.
I do not input my credentials.

[moh-hassan]

I do not input my credentials.

I'm confused.

For NTLM connection, the parameter needed for http connection are:
username , password and domain
Which I suppose to implement it.

Intranet simply imply integrating Active directory security with all services for one single sign on.

When you are connecting from the mobile for example, you should pass credential and then they may be stored in your device for auto connection without re-entering the credential.

Did you try to connect to the service using curl/powershell or any Rest client tool? If so what is the http connection parameters to enter? Give me an example?

[lobster2012-user]

//USE DEFAULT(WINDOW AUTH)CREDENTIALS for intranet.
var handler = new HttpClientHandler()
{
    UseDefaultCredentials = True
}
var http = new HttpClient(handler);

You only need this line or option, which will give the opportunity to set this flag.

I work inside the intranet, authentication is done by AD mechanisms without additional input of the login-password, since I am already logged in to the domain.
(Now I am writing from a mobile, later I can answer in more detail from a computer.)

[lobster2012-user]

Good evening (or another time of day).
I edited the code a bit. Is everything clear from my last post?

[moh-hassan]

Good evening
Thanks for code. It is clear and I will use it

[moh-hassan]

Can you try

       -u user -p password -0 basic

User and password are your login

[lobster2012-user]

I will try this tomorrow. I’m sure it will work, as my proxy exactly supports basic auth. Should I close the issue, this problem is not a critical bug? I am an ardent opponent of re-entering a password in AD, but this is just a matter of taste.

[moh-hassan]

It is nice if you can confirm it is working.
Taking into account proxy configuration using .config file.

[lobster2012-user]

Strange, received an authorization error. Although the heading was sent. While I’ll close the issue, I’ll make a separate version for myself so that authentication will be carried out by Windows.