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Intercepting Kerberos Authenticated Web App Traffic
From: Douglas, Andrew (NZ - Wellington) <andouglas(at)deloitte.co.nz>
Date: Fri Jul 11 2003 - 08:14:33 EDT Hi All, Anyone had any luck successfully using an intercepting proxy (such as Exodus, WebProxy etc) on Kerberos authenticated web apps? I'm trying to get this going for an web app running on IIS 5.0 with IE 6.0 clients. The application is using a Win2k domain KDC for issuing tickets. The application works fine if you don't have a proxy turned on in the browser, but does not work at all if you do. The Kerberos HTTP authentication process seems to do a similar sort of "handshake" as NTLM. The basic process when not using a proxy looks something like this (at a simple level):
If I switch IE into using an intercepting proxy then at step 3 above IE simply complains that the user is unauthorised. I've been able to get part way into the handshake by using Exodus's excellent response interception to make sure that the additional header "Proxy-Support: Session-Based-Authentication" is supplied to the client. This gets me to step 5 above but then IE just complains that it is unable to display a page and does not issue the step 5 request. Any thoughts would be much appreciated.
Andrew Douglas
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