ntlm is super weak. if you need to encrypt the data, use md5 or Kerberos to get to AD.
On 1/25/07, Gustav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi .. thanks for the reply ... The situation is the following: We have two connected subnets. One of them uses authentification through a NTLM server, and the other through the new LDAP Active directory. We need that both subnets can access the same jahia, and therefore I supose that jahia should manage ntlm and ldap authentification simultaneously. The doubt I have is: can Jahia simultaneously manage the two kinds of authentification ?? How can I configure it in the authentification pipeline ?? We have these doubts independently of browser (We dont worry if the browser shows login window or not), I mean the questions are related only to server side. Thanks again Regards Serge Huber wrote: > > > Hi, > > NTLM works in conjunction with a configuration to a connection to an > ActiveDirectory, configured through the LDAP connector in Jahia. Do you > mean you want to access an external LDAP different than the > ActiveDirectory one ? > > Because of the challenge-response nature of NTLM though, once it is > configured to use NTLM, if a client doesn't support it, he will get a > popup that will ask for his password. > > Regards, > Serge Huber. > > Gustav wrote: >> Hi ... >> >> we saw in doc that Jahia supports NTLM and LDAP authentification ... >> In our case we're going to make a portal banking site, with can be >> accesed >> from two different networks .. one of them using NTLM and the other using >> LDAP ... >> >> can we do this ?? >> >> thanks >> > > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/authentification-question-...-tf3083984.html#a8600368 Sent from the Jahia - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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