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I have a small Group of End Users who will be testing an Application. I need them to be able to sign in as different Users to test the Application's Windows Authentication capabilities. They are non technical End Users so I want to make this as easy as possible.
Ideally, I would like to create 5 batch files that embed each User's Windows credentials and distribute this to each of the End Users so they can emulate logging in as other people to the Test Application from their Windows 10 desktop. I don't want them to know the other passwords. If possible, all I want them to do is double click the file and have it launch the application as the Desired User. Is that possible without being prompted for User Credentials. I need to do this for both the desktop and web versions of the Application. Thanks
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I have a small Group of End Users who will be testing an Application. I need them to be able to sign in as different Users to test the Application's Windows Authentication capabilities. They are non technical End Users so I want to make this as easy as possible.
Ideally, I would like to create 5 batch files that embed each User's Windows credentials and distribute this to each of the End Users so they can emulate logging in as other people to the Test Application from their Windows 10 desktop. I don't want them to know the other passwords. If possible, all I want them to do is double click the file and have it launch the application as the Desired User. Is that possible without being prompted for User Credentials. I need to do this for both the desktop and web versions of the Application. Thanks
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I have a small Group of End Users who will be testing an Application. I need them to be able to sign in as different Users to test the Application's Windows Authentication capabilities. They are non technical End Users so I want to make this as easy as possible.
Ideally, I would like to create 5 batch files that embed each User's Windows credentials and distribute this to each of the End Users so they can emulate logging in as other people to the Test Application from their Windows 10 desktop. I don't want them to know the other passwords. If possible, all I want them to do is double click the file and have it launch the application as the Desired User. Is that possible without being prompted for User Credentials. I need to do this for both the desktop and web versions of the Application. Thanks
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I have a small Group of End Users who will be testing an Application. I need them to be able to sign in as different Users to test the Application's Windows Authentication capabilities. They are non technical End Users so I want to make this as easy as possible.
Ideally, I would like to create 5 batch files that embed each User's Windows credentials and distribute this to each of the End Users so they can emulate logging in as other people to the Test Application from their Windows 10 desktop. I don't want them to know the other passwords. If possible, all I want them to do is double click the file and have it launch the application as the Desired User. Is that possible without being prompted for User Credentials. I need to do this for both the desktop and web versions of the Application. Thanks
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