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Cisco IronPort AsyncOS 7.7.5 for Web User Guide
 
Chapter 20      Authentication
NTLM Authentication
NTLM Authentication
The NT Lan Manager (NTLM) authenticates users with an encrypted challenge-response sequence that 
occurs between the appliance and a Microsoft Windows domain controller. The NTLM 
challenge-response handshake occurs when a web browser attempts to connect to the appliance and 
before data is delivered. 
When you configure an NTLM authentication realm, you do not specify the authentication scheme. 
Instead, you choose the scheme when you use the realm in an Identity group. This allows you to choose 
different schemes for different Identities. When you create or edit the Identity group, you can choose 
one of the following schemes:
  •
Use NTLMSSP
  •
Use Basic or NTLMSSP
  •
Use Basic
Note
AsyncOS for Web only supports 7-bit ASCII characters for passwords when using the Basic 
authentication scheme. Basic authentication fails when the password contains characters that are not 
7-bit ASCII.
Authenticating Users Against Multiple Active Directory Domains
An NTLM realm is configured to join one Active Directory domain. However, the Web Proxy can also 
authenticate users against domains in either the same or a different forest when the following conditions 
exist:
Attribute that Contains 
the Group Name
When the group membership attribute is a DN, this specifies the attribute that 
can be used as group name in policy group configurations.
Choose one of the following values:
  •
cn. A unique identifier in the LDAP directory that specifies the name of 
a group.
  •
custom. A custom identifier such as 
FinanceGroup
.
Query String to 
Determine if Object is 
a Group
Choose an LDAP search filter that determines if an LDAP object represents a 
user group.
Choose one of the following values:
  •
objectclass=groupofnames 
  •
objectclass=groupofuniquenames 
  •
objectclass=group 
  •
custom. A custom filter such as 
objectclass=person
.
Note: The query defines the set of authentication groups which can be used 
in Web Security Manager policies.
Table 20-14
LDAP Group Authorization—User Object Settings (continued)
User Object Setting
Description