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[7.502][SOLVED]AD authentication

wingman
Hi All

After going through couple of threads I've came to the conclusion (let me know if I am wrong) that Firefox and Chrome are not working well (!!) with AD authentication.I've tried to set my firefox settigns via GPO (firefox adm) to use Proxy but I am keep getting the following error:

2010:02:13-21:15:19 stuffman httpproxy[8040]: [0xa4db22c8] adir_auth_process_negotiate (auth_adir.c:311) gss_accept_sec_context: An unsupported mechanism was requestedNo error



I am getting the same error when I am trying to download RSS. 

2010:02:13-21:56:53 stuffman httpproxy[8040]: [0xa4de3110] adir_auth_process_negotiate (auth_adir.c:311) gss_accept_sec_context: An unsupported mechanism was requestedNo error
2010:02:13-21:56:54 stuffman httpproxy[8040]: [0xa4de3110] adir_auth_process_negotiate (auth_adir.c:311) gss_accept_sec_context: An unsupported mechanism was requestedNo error
2010:02:13-21:56:49 stuffman httpproxy[8040]: [0xa4d24168] adir_auth_process_negotiate (auth_adir.c:311) gss_accept_sec_context: An unsupported mechanism was requestedNo error


Do we know why those browsers are not supported? Is there an open tracked case?

Thanks


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    After going through couple of threads I've came to the conclusion (let me know if I am wrong) that Firefox and Chrome are not working well (!!) with AD authentication.


    Well I am using FF with AD SSO and it is working fine; I didn't try Chrome yet
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    After going through couple of threads I've came to the conclusion (let me know if I am wrong) that Firefox and Chrome are not working well (!!) with AD authentication.


    Well I am using FF with AD SSO and it is working fine; I didn't try Chrome yet
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    Well I am using FF with AD SSO and it is working fine; I didn't try Chrome yet


    I have tried both now and they are working.However I am unable to make ie work :s

    MSN is working fine (you have to add the proxy and authentication details). If I launch windows media player and try to stream music (network settings same as ie ) I am getting an error (pic attached)