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Integrated Authorization for Intranet Sites
Chromium supports Integrated Authentication; as well as IE11 and Edge (current), so that users can authenticate to an Intranet server without having to prompt the user to login. Our intranet URLs ar...
soundman_ok As far as I can tell, command-line argument support for setting auth-negotiate-delegatewhitelist appears to have been removed from Chrome/Chromium some time ago. It does seem to be available as a policy. Do you know if your admins have set this policy? (It should appear if you visit chrome://policy/ in Chrome).
mkruger
Microsoft
MicrosoftAlso, I do want to point out that we changed the name of this policy from Chromium to AuthServerAllowlist.
From your edit, it sounds like you have discovered this if the policies were working for you, but I wanted to point this difference out.
From your edit, it sounds like you have discovered this if the policies were working for you, but I wanted to point this difference out.
mkruger - Thanks. This 'hint' lead me to realize the same is true of AuthNegotiateDelegateWhitelist. Edge Chromium is looking for AuthNegotiateDelegateAllowlist in Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Edge. Once my companie's domain suffix was added to that key in that location, pass-through authentication from chromium Edge through SSRS 2017 to SQL 2017 began to work as expected.
- mkrugerMFoster5879 great, I'm glad this helped. We are also working on some documentation around this and I will try and update this conversation when ready.