For those using AD Forms authentication, the login requires [domain]\[username]. The domain can be auto-populated by editing the webpage file.
Below are instructions for how to do this in Summation:
- Edit Login.aspx ([drive]:\Program Files\AccessData\MAP) - add what is in red:
<asp:TextBox ID="UserName" runat="server" Width="155px" Text="domain\"></asp:TextBox>
- Refresh the login page
NOTE: In the example above, substitute your domain's name in place of "domain".
E.g. The below will cause "Mydomainname\" to already be populated in the "username" dialog.
<asp:TextBox ID="UserName" runat="server" Width="155px" Text="Mydomainname\"></asp:TextBox>
I found Login.aspx at [drive]:\Program Files\AccessData\MAP rather than [drive]:\Program Files (x86)\AccessData\MAP