TestCases.txt

Medium Trust
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1. Portal should not run under Medium Trust with Active Directory Provider installed.
	- Install Active Directory provider
	- Enable Medium Trust
	- Portal should be redirected to Error page


Full Trust
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1. Configure Basic ActiveDirectory Settings
	- Set web.config to Full Trust
	- Log in as an Administrator or SuperUser
	- Goto Admin/Authentication
	- Check Enabled to Enable Active Directory
	- Enter Root Domain information (eg: dc=domain,dc=com)
	- Enter valid AD user (eg:domain\username)
	- Enter AD user password and comfirm password
	- Enter AD domain email (eg: @domain.com)
	- Click "Update" 
	- Logout
	- Goto Login page
	- Active Directory "login control" should be displayed
	
2. Enable ActiveDirectory Full Authentication
	- Set web.config to Full Trust
	- Log in as an Administrator or SuperUser
	- Goto Admin/Authentication
	- Check Enabled to Enable Active Directory
	- Enter Root Domain information (eg: dc=domain,dc=com)
	- Enter valid AD user (eg:domain\username)
	- Enter AD user password and comfirm password
	- Enter AD domain email (eg: @domain.com)
	- Click "Update" 
	- Logout and Close DNN
	- Restart ASPNet process or IIS Application pool
	- Launch DNN
	- Verify that your currently logged in domain account automatically logs into DNN

3. Enable ActiveDirectory Mixed-Mode Authentication
	- Set web.config to Full Trust
	- Log in as an Administrator or SuperUser
	- Goto Admin/Authentication
	- Check Enabled to Enable Active Directory
	- Enter Root Domain information (eg: dc=domain,dc=com)
	- Enter valid AD user (eg:domain\username)
	- Enter AD user password and comfirm password
	- Enter AD domain email (eg: @domain.com)
	- Click "Update" 
	- Logout and Close DNN
	- Edit web.config and comment out <add name="Authentication"..../> in <httpModules> section
	- Restart ASPNet process or IIS Application pool
	- Launch DNN
	- Goto Login page
	- Verify that you can log into Windows Login section with your domain credentials