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i don't see anywhere mentioned that SharePoint 2013 requires NTLMv2: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262350.aspx
if you really want to use NTLMv2 you could just follow the iApp and modify that part of the setup later. and if you are up for it you could probably dive into the iApp and modify it there.
- Evan_25555Historic F5 Account
Thank you very much!
I guess I'm a little unclear on the overall authentication picture with APM/SharePoint/iApp.
Here's what I think I understand:
The APM is configured with a local AD server that it authenticates against (presenting the F5 login page). In my environment at least, this appears to happen over kereberos.
The user then authenticates against the SharePoint server-this is where NTLM enters the picture.
Do I have this about right?
yes, that is about it. once you login on the APM it stores your credentials and can use those to authorize you at other sites like Share Point. if you ever plan on adding for example outlook web access or such you can use the same system. login once on the APM and then access multiple other sites, called single sign on (SSO).
- Evan_25555Historic F5 Account
Great-thanks for helping me understand this!