Ok thanks,
in this case, is there any other solution, safer than basic authentication
to use when NTLM cannot be used with some browsers ?
Best Regards,
Lionel
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Hello,
can digest authentication use the AD directory (at first 2000, 2003 in a
second step) ?
(i was thinking in using digest authentification to replace basic
authentication)
If yes, is there a tutorial somewhere ?
Lionel
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CE
Hello,
I have currently implemented NTLM (with winbind) in order that my users
authenticate to AD 2000 servers (internet access allowed if they belong to
the correct group)
It NTLM is not available on the browser, then it switches to Basic
Authentication. (then with login popup)
I would like to
for https traffic.
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From: Henrik Nordstrom [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 14, 2005 4:14 PM
To: ZX710STER001, Ext
Cc: 'squid-users@squid-cache.org'
Subject: Re: [squid-users] https site and round-robin parent
On Wed, 14 Sep 2005, ZX710STER001, Ext
Is there however a way to use NTLM authentication through our squid forward
proxy in a environment that we consider as secure (let's says between two
sites on my company) ?
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is it a good thing to install a bind dns (configured as a dns cache server)
on the squid server in order to get faster answers ?
my proxy/dns server would forward all dns request to my external dns servers
(located on the same network), and then keep in cache the results.
If yes, is there
