As we transition to the new Hyland Community, some post links may be temporarily disrupted as we finalize redirects. We apologize for the inconvenience and are working to resolve this as quickly as possible. Details.
authentication.chain=passthru1:passthru,ldap-ad1:ldap-ad
ntlm.authentication.sso.enabled = true ntlm.authentication.mapUnknownUserToGuest = false
passthru.authentication.useLocalServer=false passthru.authentication.domain= passthru.authentication.servers=vm008 passthru.authentication.guestAccess=false passthru.authentication.authenticateCIFS=true passthru.authentication.authenticateFTP=true
ldap.authentication.active = false ldap.synchronization.active = true
passthru.authentication.useLocalServer=false passthru.authentication.domain= passthru.authentication.servers=DOMAIN\\vm008,vm008 <======== Added Domain for IE7 passthru.authentication.guestAccess=false passthru.authentication.authenticateCIFS=true passthru.authentication.authenticateFTP=true
Internet Explorer will use your Windows logon credentials when requested by the web server when SSO is enabled. Firefox and Mozilla also support the use of NTLM but you need to add the URI to the Alfresco site that you want to access to network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris option (available through writing about:config in the URL field) to allow the browser to use your current credentials for login purposes.