
Table 3-10 Authentication tab – Microsoft Windows (continued)
Callout Component Description
2 Windows Sign in Setup
(Kerberos and NTLM)
Click Add to add domains to the Trusted Domains list. Click Remove to
remove domains from the list. Select the Default Windows Domain from the
drop-down menu.
Use the following fields to set up the sign-in method.
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Match the name entered with this attribute
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Retrieve the user's e‑mail address using this attribute
3 Test Windows Sign In Type information into the following fields, and then click Test to test the
Microsoft Windows sign-in setup.
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Domain
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Username
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Password
As shown in Figure 3-30 Windows Active Directory authentication on page 62, the following steps
occur during Windows authentication:
1. The user types his or her username and password at the device. This information is securely
transmitted to the DSS server.
2. The DSS program authenticates to the domain through the Windows API to validate the user's
credentials.
3. If the user's credentials are correct, the Domain Controller returns either the security identifier
(SID) or the BSID (Binary SID).
4. Using the LDAP interface, DSS queries the LDAP directory for the authenticated user's e‑mail
address.
5. The LDAP directory returns the authenticated user's e‑mail address.
6. DSS inserts the authenticated user's e‑mail address in the From: text box of the e‑mail and
prohibits the user from changing the field.
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