This authentication method, which uses NTLM v2, is not recommended for security reasons.
CAUTION:Customers using Single Sign-on through Windows to authenticate to Host Access Management and Security Server (MSS) are subject to the Netlogon Elevation of Privilege Vulnerability (CVE 2020-1472).
For details, see Knowledge Base article 7024851.
To use Single Sign-on through Windows Authentication:
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) 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.
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