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title: Auto-Login with Two Different Authentication URLs under the Same Web Server
slug: kronpam-reference-guide-legacy-ui-3-4-0/auto-login-with-two-different-authentication-urls-under-the-same-web-server
description: Learn how to set up two distinct authentication pages on a single web server with their own unique URLs. Discover how end users can access and utilize the convenient auto-login function via HTTP-Proxy by modifying a specific property key. This comprehensi
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createdAt: 2022-07-28T11:33:37.000Z
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It is possible for two different URLs to exist on the same web server (same IP and Port) and contain authentication pages under two different URLs.


For example, as shown in the following images, there can be two different authentication pages.


In this case, end users can access and use the auto-login feature with those URLs through HTTP-Proxy on their web browser. To use the auto-login feature, the “http.auto.login.post.url” property key must be edited with a pipe character as required in regex format which allows to catch login boxes on two different URLs.

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The following image shows the correct format if the Desktop Client App is used.

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