Login to the Remote Desktop using WindowsIdentity - rdp

Is there any possible to login to the RemoteDesktop based on the WindowIdentity instead of giving username and password?

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Microsoft graph is remembering the user after authentication

I'm using Microsoft graph in my Android project to authenticate users.
I'm doing so via this method:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/develop/quickstart-v1-android
after a successful login Microsoft remembers the user email, so next time when user is trying to login it will suggest to use a previously logged in account. If user chooses a previously used email, a password is not required.
Problem raises when we have a single device where multiple users need to login via Microsoft. In this case new user will see the email of previously logged users and can select their email and log into account without entering any password.
My question is how can I avoid this behavior and close the session after each login?
Thank you!
You can tell ADAL to request credentials again by switching PromptBehavior from Auto to Always:
// Perform authentication requests
mAuthContext.acquireToken(
getActivity(),
RESOURCE_ID,
CLIENT_ID,
REDIRECT_URI,
PromptBehavior.Always,
getAuthInteractiveCallback());

IdentityServer: Why is username and password wrong but can login through login page

I wanted to get the access token through the postman so I can use it on my mobile app to get token.
I can use the same password and username and login through the identity server login screen.
When I used the postman, it said invalid username/password? The configuration in the database is new for the identity server 4, am I missing some configuration in identity server.
I think I missing the service.AddAspIdentity() in the configueServices function

Is it possible to intercept the username and password when user submit the login form?

In Lotus Domino, when user submits the login form, we need to intercept user's username and password and relogin him/her to Domino with another username and password, according to his/her input username and password.
Is it possible?
You will need a custom login and Access it with a URL: /names.nsf?login&Redirectto=/myDb.nsf/loginredirect?OpenForm
In the loginredirect user would be logged in with the username he enters. You will have to RELOG in with the another user. see http://dominounlimited.blogspot.co.il/2008/07/automated-login-to-domino-by-http-post.html
It is possible to do this in domino but it requires you to write a DSAPI filter, which can be complicated. DSAPI filter allowes you to validate the password and go around dominos password validation.
A easier solutions is to have another authentication server which logs in the user to domino, this will involve letting the authentication server doing a POST of the login form to domino and then give the session cookie to the user.

How to get current logged in username in asp.net mvc4?

I have created one intranet application in ASP.NET MVC 4.
I have added login module with Windows Login. So That User can login in application with different windows logins.
Currently now I get the current login user details with
string currentuser = User.Identity.Name;
It displays the current windows login username.
But in my application, user can logout and login with different windows login username, then still that variable gives the windows login username instead of application login username.
Give me the right code to fetch the current application logged on username instead of windows logged in username. Help
you can get like this:
using Microsoft.AspNet.Identity;
string username = Membership.GetUser().UserName;
or try with this:
stirng user = HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name;

My.Computer.Network.UploadFile

What should I use for the "User" parameter of this function? Is this the name of the account that the user logs in with? Computer name?
I am trying to send a file across to another computer on my network.
This is the username to pass for HTTP basic authentication.
If you're uploading to a site that gives a standard browser login dialog (not a normal login form), you should pass the username and password to this function.
Most web pages uses forms-based authentication with a normal login form; if so, you'll need to login using cookies and a separate HTTP request.