IMPORTANT:HTML Basic Authentication does not process the message box command of SecureLogin in Mozilla Firefox. The message box command is processed only when the user interacts with the HTML page.
SecureLogin supports HTML Basic Authentication when using Single Sign-on Assistant 3.3 with Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. It provides authentication in the following three scenarios.
Default: This scenario does not require a single sign-on script. It creates the credential set for the respective authentication prompts and saves the credentials for the subsequent single sign-on operations to provide seamless sign-on. It uses the following format for the credential set.
Domain "Realm"
Using the Single Sign-on Scripts: Perform the following steps to write your own single sign-on script or application definitions to enable HTML Basic Authentication.
Right-click the SecureLogin system tray icon and click Manage.
Right-click Applications and click New.
In New Application, select New Application Definition.
In Type, select Generic.
In Name, specify CredentialSelection.
Click OK.
Navigate to Applications > Generic > CredentialSelection.
Specify your application definitions in Definition. The following is a sample application definition:
if "abc.xyz.123.com" -in ?domain debugprint "Setting credential to domain credentials" Set ?Credential apptest-correct else Set ?Credential apptest-wrong endif
NOTE:For multiple HTML Basic Authentication requests, you can use the same CredentialSelection type with a custom definition for each URL.
Using the System Credentials: Seamless sign-on to authentication prompts is achieved when user logs into Windows. The following is a sample application definition:
if "abc.xyz.123.com" -in ?domain set ?Credential "-SYSCREDENTIAL" endif