Integration with Coldfusion

Sprockett

I've been with this company for about 8 months now, we use Coldfusion for our public facing website and teamsite 6.5 with open deploy, all this is running on a win23k server running IIS6. The setup works fairly well, but we have run into a number of issues, we are in the process of building a new server and I want to see if there is a way to solve them while I'm redoing the setup.

1. Is there a guide on the best way to setup Teamsite and coldfusion to work together on the same server?, I read a number of posts about using a dual proxy and something about virtualizing coldfusion. Like a good of of CF sites we use URL variables, posts and all the standard stuff so the virtualization sounded like a good idea but I couldn't find any details.

2. We also do internal sites, as part of our security on the internal sites we enable windows authentication security, this gives us the users network information (login id specifically) and keeps unwanted users off the sites. We also use the information so that we can perform single sign on for users, it all works like a charm except in Teamsite. I think the reason is that apache is getting the first connection, passing it to IIS and in the process the NTML token info is lost. What we would like to do is find way to stop this from happening, ideally I'd like to remove Apache from the picture. But even with a re-direct I'm not sure the NTLM auth can be passed over to the second port.

Those are the big ones right now, we also have an issue where .ASP pages do not work, but I found some technotes on that and I'll dig through those, just not a lot of information I could find on Coldfusion.

Cheers

-Paul-

motlnt

For the SSO part, TS 6.7.1 comes now with SSO integration capabilities.You might want to read the manual and find out if it fits your needs.