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Hi, Thanks for the response. I have added my site's server to the intranet zone sites listed on IE settings. I believe that is usually meant to accept the site as a trusted site. Is there anyway to test that the SSPI authentication is kicked of atleast? I know this is not purely perl issue, but would like to know if this has nothing to do with it, if so! Lots of resources online referred to having mod_perl installed in this context and I could not find it for the 5.16v of perl. So looking to seek any pointers to get this working the perl way. Thanks again for your inputs. Appreciate it.
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Re^3: Retrieve REMOTE_USER Cgi Env with mod_auth_sspi
by igelkott (Priest) on Apr 02, 2013 at 22:52 UTC
    Is there anyway to test that the SSPI authentication is kicked of atleast?

    Sure, require this authorization for a normal text/html file. When that works, mess up the credentials (eg, set the wrong SSPIDomain) and make certain that that doesn't work.

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      Thanks for the tip. I did try it out and it did not really give me the popup it either. I am giving my domain name as the output of the NET VIEW /DOMAIN and using the same. Sorry if this is out of context in this forum. Would be of great help if i could get some pointers. Thanks!

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        Since the configuration doesn't seem to work at all, this problem seems a bit too far off-topic. Of course, it's just my opinion but maybe something in stack exchange, eg, Webmaster, might be more appropriate.

        That said, one last little detail that bothers me is the extra </Directory> in the middle of your config excerpt.

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