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  • It worked like a charm. You’re great Rob. Many thanks.

    Thanks. Thats exactly what I wanted. I not good at PHP. Can you help me with the code and also let me know where to add it?

    I also prefer FQDN and since our end users are pretty used to of NTLM type logon, management wants to use it.

    Thanks again ip-rob

    Hi there…

    I am tried using above code to use doamin prefix (NTLM) instead of suffix. It doesn’t seem to work in my case. We have different NETBIOS as doamin name. Here’s the example:

    Domain: us.it.local | uk.it.local | ch.it.local

    NETBIOS: USIT |UKIT | CHHIT

    So If I have to get authenticated with a server using us.it.local account, I will use usit\username and in case of ch.it.local I will use CHHIT\username

    since your code split slashes \\ and put in as suffix, it does not work in our environment. Can you help me with a code where I can specify if:

    username entered is USIT\”username” resolve it as “username@us.it.local and if username entered is CHHIT\”username” resolve it as “username”@ch.it.local

    Sorry for multiple examples but I thought this will help.

    Thanks in advance.

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