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Chapter 5: Configuring advanced features

Adobe Connect Enterprise Server 6 supports technology that lets you integrate Connect Enterprise with your

existing infrastructure and adhere to your organization’s security policies.

Single sign-on

Choosing a single sign-on mechanism

Single sign-on (SSO) is a mechanism that authenticates users for all applications to which they have access

permission on a network. Single sign-on uses a proxy server to authenticate users so they don’t need to log in to

Adobe Connect Enterprise. If you’ve integrated Connect Enterprise with an LDAP directory, single sign-on is useful

for managing passwords and authenticating imported users.

You must choose one of the following two single sign-on mechanisms:

HTTP header authentication Configure an authentication proxy to intercept the HTTP request, parse the user

credentials from the header, and pass the credentials to Connect Enterprise.

Microsoft NT LAN Manager (NTLM) authentication Configure NTLM to pass authentication credentials to Connect

Enterprise. Only Microsoft Internet Explorer on Microsoft Windows can negotiate NTLM authentication without

prompting the user for credentials.

Note: NTLM2 and Kerberos are not supported.

You can write your own authentication filter as well. For more information, contact Adobe Support.

Configure HTTP header authentication

When HTTP header authentication is configured, Connect Enterprise login requests are routed to an agent

positioned between the client and Connect Enterprise Server. The agent can be an authentication proxy or a software

application that authenticates the user, adds another header to the HTTP request, and sends the request to Connect

Enterprise Server. On Connect Enterprise Server, you must uncomment a Java filter and configure a parameter in

the custom.ini file that specifies the name of the additional HTTP header.

See also

“Start and stop Connect Enterprise Server” on page 19

Configure HTTP header authentication on Connect Enterprise Server

To enable HTTP header authentication, configure a Java filter mapping and a header parameter on the computer

hosting Connect Enterprise Server.

1 Open the file [root_install_dir]\appserv\conf\WEB-INF\web.xml and do the following:

a Uncomment the HeaderAuthenticationFilter Java filter mapping.

<filter-mapping>

<filter-name>HeaderAuthenticationFilter</filter-name>

<url-pattern>/*</url-pattern>

</filter-mapping>

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