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what to do if i need to take my own authentication mecahinsm using NTLM authentication.

 
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The simplest way to do NTLM authentication would be to front end your app server with IIS and then use the Remote user SSO solution.

Another alternative to would be to look around to see if your app server has a NTLM authentication solution. I believe there are ones for JBoss and Tomcat available. (and then use the Remote user SSO solution).

If you are using Active directory, you can look at some of the LDAP stuff. But that can be complex.

FWIW, a very complex system can be created by using the DAOs and LDAP (or some of the Java NTLM access packages) that would take info from your domain like name, etc. and could even use Domain groups. I've seen it done for other apps, but I don't think anyone's done that for Jforum.
[originally posted on jforum.net by monroe]
 
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I have taken new complete source code.
In previous it was modified alot.
Now i need to use NTLM authetication process so that i can use my server to give access to all users who i need.
instead of registring new ones.
Please provide me way how can i make it so.
will be happy if minimal changes required.

thanks
Vijendra

[originally posted on jforum.net by vijendra]
 
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