We've set up out Tomcat Manager to use LDAP for authentication - (note, this is not MS AD, but linux-based LDAP server). The OS our tomcat servers are running on is Linux and they're not intergrated with our AD domain in any way at all.
Our users have been happily logging into the Tomcat manager app using various web browsers for some time - they get prompted for a username and password, they provide their credentials (which is the same user name and password as they're currently logged onto windows with, but with no domain\ or @domain info in the username), they're checked against LDAP servers, and are let into the app assuming they're allowed. However, we've recently received reports that some of our users who have had their Windows machines copies of Edge upgraded to the latest version are no longer being prompted for credentials. Instead, they're directly immediately to a 401 unauthorised message. Other browsers, including Chrome, still prompt. We've changed nothing at the tomcat end, so this is clearly a problem with the behaviour of Edge - but I'm keep to try and understand it. I can't find any useful information in the tomcat logs - is it possible to turn up the logging for the manager app to see exactly what credentials (well, username) is being passed by Edge to it? Thanks Dave
