5.8.5 Single Sign-on through Windows Authentication

Use this configuration to set up Management and Security Server in a Windows environment that uses Active Directory authentication (NTLM v2) with or without LDAP authorization.

NOTE:NTLM v1 is no longer supported. Any settings saved for Single sign-on through Windows authentication are exclusively for NTML v2 and will overwrite any existing NTLM v1 settings.

If you cannot upgrade to NTLM v2, you can manually edit your NTLM v1 settings. Contact Support for details.

In Configure Settings - Authentication & Authorization, click Single sign-on through Windows authentication.
Select your authorization method:
- Allow authenticated users to access all published sessions
- Use LDAP to restrict access to session
  
  NOTE: The same server will be used for Windows (Active Directory) authentication and LDAP authorization.
Click +ADD and proceed according to your selected authorization method.
- If you are not using LDAP, continue with the steps to Configure Windows Single Sign-on (without LDAP)
- If you are using LDAP to restrict access, continue with Use LDAP to restrict access to Single Sign-on sessions.