I would recommend the normal methods but use SSL. If this is a high burden
to pay then use HTML forms and just use SSL on the login page. If you use
BASIC Authentication you should leave SSL on all the time because the name
and password will be sent using a poorly encrypted base64 encoding on all
requests going to your web server.
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Sent: Monday, July 31, 2000 10:15 AM
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Subject: Server Authentication Methods
>From what I picked up on in manual, you can use authentication methods other
than JRun's default. What alternate server authentications are out there?
I would like to have the option to use NT Challenge-Response without having
to go through IIS. Anyone, know how to do this? Are there any other
methods that don't use clear text passwords from the client and connect to
JRun web server directly?
thanks,
Steve T.
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