I have an asp.net web application in an internal Windows domain that calls a wcf service. In the wcf service, I use the name SecurityContext.Identity.Name, so it needs an impersonation. Our task is to access the web application from anywhere. The first step was for administrators to publish the web application through the 2006 ISA server. The main problem with these solutions is that the browser does not save the username and password of the user in the form of ISA authentication. In addition, users want to access the webapp from Nokia Mobile using Opera Mini.
What can I do in a simple way so that the browser saves the username / password so that the user can use the application without re-entering the login data every 30/60 minutes ????? Any best practice?
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