Kurt A. Butzin, DDS
Molarnet Technologies, Inc. (An Internet Solutions Provider)
kurt@molar.net
http://www.molar.net
kurt@butzin.com
http://www.butzin.com
On Tuesday, July 22, 1997 5:18 AM, Eric Fagan [SMTP:mailserve@pdqnet.net]
wrote:
> Hi-
> I've just begun hosting a site that's going to need a lot of user
> authorization into restricted areas. I'm obviously not going to create a
> couple thousand extra users on my domain, so what's the good choice? MS
> lists two products - "AuthentiX", & "Dynamic Authentication Filter". The
> first seemed to be quite adept at installing badly, blowing up my
machine,
> & refusing to uninstall. I was forced to find & kill it in the registry
> (while debating heatedly with the good Dr. Watson). It's advertised
> features included a multi-homed server version. The Dynamic Auth Filter
> (DAF) appears to be manage only a single database - ODBC or a text file.
> It installed smoothly, required some minor reg'editing, but seems to work
> quite well at present. While I'm only managing one site using external
> authentication lists, I'd like to be ready for more on the same machine -
> (something multihomed). Comments?
>
> Eric Fagan
> mailserve@pdqnet.net
>
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