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In our project, using the Windows Authentication module and IdentityServer3 when users logout, they still need to close the browser, else when clicking on the Windows button again, it does not re-prompt for a different user.
This is in a lab environment, were we are using a shared desktop/browser, not likely in production I know, but i'd still like to know if it is technically possible to fully logout from windows authentication by closing the connection somehow?
Thanks.
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I guess. But most browsers prompt for user details and our QA team are entering different users. Is there nothing other than closing the browser that can end the session?
Once you've given the browser the responsibility of authenticating then it's hard to tell it to stop. For integrated windows auth, then the only real way to logout is to signout of the OS.
In our project, using the Windows Authentication module and IdentityServer3 when users logout, they still need to close the browser, else when clicking on the Windows button again, it does not re-prompt for a different user.
This is in a lab environment, were we are using a shared desktop/browser, not likely in production I know, but i'd still like to know if it is technically possible to fully logout from windows authentication by closing the connection somehow?
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: