This occurs when needing to save a V1/QC configuration where the VersionOne server instance uses WIA.
Given a user checks the "Use Windows Integrated Authentication" checkbox,
And enters a username/password
And saves the configuration,
When the user re-opens the configtool,
Then the username and password is blank.
In general, when using WIA, the default behavior is to leave the username & password blank. In the case we have have the need to specify a different user than the one logged into particular machine on a domain, we have to explicitly state a user (fully qualified Domain & user) and password in addition to the URL. The later case is the culprit.
Reproduce
Start ServiceHostConfigtool.exe
On the General tab, click "Use Windows Integrated Authentication"
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9 years ago
Problem
This occurs when needing to save a V1/QC configuration where the VersionOne server instance uses WIA.
Given a user checks the "Use Windows Integrated Authentication" checkbox, And enters a username/password And saves the configuration, When the user re-opens the configtool, Then the username and password is blank.
In general, when using WIA, the default behavior is to leave the username & password blank. In the case we have have the need to specify a different user than the one logged into particular machine on a domain, we have to explicitly state a user (fully qualified Domain & user) and password in addition to the URL. The later case is the culprit.
Reproduce