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_ Hi Bernd

My draft post became over 2 pages, so I decided to cut some details, to get any replies at all.

I have tried AllowNtlm = false, but for some reason I get the error message "The remote server did not satisfy the mutual authentication requirement." when I run.

In IIS-Manager on the IIS-app I have only "Windows Authentication" and "Impersonation" Enabled, and Windows Authentication-provider is set to (only) Negotiate. I dont know how to force server to enable Kerberos. Anonymous auth is disabled both in the IIS-Subapp and the "Sharepoint 80"-site

Strangely enough I can set AllowNtlm to false when calling from test/console app.

The SP app (and everywhere else) is running http.

My draft post became over 2 pages, so I decided to cut some details, to get any replies at all.

I have tried AllowNtlm = false, but for some reason I get the error message "The remote server did not satisfy the mutual authentication requirement." when I run.

In IIS-Manager on the IIS-app I have only "Windows Authentication" and "Impersonation" Enabled, and Windows Authentication-provider is set to (only) Negotiate. I dont know how to force server to enable Kerberos. Anonymous auth is disabled both in the IIS-Subapp and the "Sharepoint 80"-site

Strangely enough I can set AllowNtlm to false when calling from test/console app.

The SP app (and everywhere else) is running http.

_ Hi Bernd

My draft post became over 2 pages, so I decided to cut some details, to get any replies at all.

I have tried AllowNtlm = false, but for some reason I get the error message "The remote server did not satisfy the mutual authentication requirement." when I run.

In IIS-Manager on the IIS-app I have only "Windows Authentication" and "Impersonation" Enabled, and Windows Authentication-provider is set to (only) Negotiate. I dont know how to force server to enable Kerberos. Anonymous auth is disabled both in the IIS-Subapp and the "Sharepoint 80"-site

Strangely enough I can set AllowNtlm to false when calling from test/console app.

The SP app (and everywhere else) is running http.

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Cowborg
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My draft post became over 2 pages, so I decided to cut some details, to get any replies at all.

I have tried AllowNtlm = false, but for some reason I get the error message "The remote server did not satisfy the mutual authentication requirement." when I run.

In IIS-Manager on the IIS-app I have only "Windows Authentication" and "Impersonation" Enabled, and Windows Authentication-provider is set to (only) Negotiate. I dont know how to force server to enable Kerberos. Anonymous auth is disabled both in the IIS-Subapp and the "Sharepoint 80"-site

Strangely enough I can set AllowNtlm to false when calling from test/console app.

The SP app (and everywhere else) is running http.