Not able to login to a sharepoint website


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    Not able to login to a sharepoint website


    Hi,

    We have a third party vendor which offers their software downloads from their share point site and since we upgraded to windows 7 , we are not able to access the site from any of the browsers - tried with IE9, Chrome and Safari. When I access the site, it keep asking for the credentials (pop-up) again & again and never accepts the same.

    When I try the same from my phone or ipad, it works.

    Please note, this is an internet site not intranet.

    Any help will be greatly appreciated.

    Thanks
    Micky
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       #2

    I have never tried SharePoint across the Internet - so this will be a total guess.

    You might want to try the credentials in the form of:
    servername\userid
    password
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       #3

    Thanks for quick response, I forgot to mention but I have been trying to enter the credentials in this format (servername\userid) only.

    Thanks
    Micky
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       #5

    These all things applies when I try to open the sharepoint site in same network as mine and I would like to do an SSO kind of thing but my case is different. It's cross domain and on a different network with a vendor.
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       #6

    The first screenshot showed adding a website to the Trusted sites zone. I realize that the website could be an intranet site, but I thought that the same thing applied to Internet SharePoint servers. Is the server that you are attempting to authenticate to listed in your Trusted sites zone?
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       #7

    yes, I tried that too as well but it did not work
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       #8

    I doubt that there is any more that you can do on your end. It seems like a problem on their end. They need to support current Windows authentication methods. It is odd that Apple products work when Windows products fail.
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    I think it is some policy at my work computer because it works fine on Windows 7 computers which are not built using my office standard OS build.
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       #10

    Open gpedit.msc

    In the left pane:
    Expand Computer Configuration
    Expand Administrative Templates
    Select All Settings
    (It is at the bottom.)

    In the right pane:
    Sort by the column named State
    Open/examine any entry where the State is Enabled.

    Repeat the steps above for User Configuration.
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