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WSO2 identity server Identity Server is capable of running in multiple platforms. However, the Integrated Windows Authentication (IWA) authenticator is designed only for the Windows server and enabling theIWA authenticator may cause conflict with other authenticators. Therefore, the IWA authenticator is not enabled in WSO2 Identity Server by default but can be enabled in WSO2 Identity Server with some configurations. For more information on how IWA is used for single-sign-on, see the Integrated Windows Authentication page.

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• Web Server
  
  • Windows Server 2003 or later
  • An Active Directory configured in the Windows server
  • WSO2 Identity Server 5.1.0 or a later version
• Client
  • Microsoft Windows Operating System (XP, Vista, 7)
  • Internet Explorer 7+ , Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome (or any other web browser that support IWA)
  • Following are the steps to configure IWA in WSO2 Identity Server.

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• The browser is either unable to do the IWA authentication or it is not configured to use the IWA authentication properly. The web server should be added to the trusted websites of the browser.
  
  • For Internet explorer, go to “Tools → Internet Options” and in the “security” tab select local intranet.
    
  • Click the Sites button. Then add the URL of WSO2 Identity Server there.
    
  • For Firefox, type “about:config” in the address bar, ignore the warning and continue, this displays the advanced settings of Firefox. In the search bar, search for the key "network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris" and add the WSO2 Identity Server URL there.
    
• The user may be attempting to access the WSO2 Identity Server from outside the domain of the user.
• The user may not have the sufficient permission within WSO2 Identity Server to log in to the system.