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14 Best Practice for Breeze Directory Service Integration

Managing passwords

When Breeze imports user information using DSI, this does not provide Breeze with access to

the user’s network password. In theory, an organization could use an LDAP field to store the

user password in the directory. But storing user passwords in clear text would be a major

security breach. Because Breeze DSI does not obtain the network password for users, some

other method for managing passwords for users imported into the Breeze directory from

external LDAP servers is needed. Several methods for doing this are discussed below.

Automatic single sign-on

The recommended method for managing Breeze user passwords and authentication with DSI

is to use it with automatic single sign-on. Automatic single sign-on is a mechanism that allows

a user who is logged in to gain access to Breeze and resources for which they have permission

without being prompted each time for their login and password.

Two methods for implementing automatic single sign-on are supported for Breeze:

■ Windows NT LAN Manager (NTLM) authentication

■ HTTP header-based authentication

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