Yes I have it published on our side using 9.210. 9.210 gives you the NTLM login which is better for Office applications.
It is important to ensure you have set up alternate access mappings in SharePoint to ensure the relevant site is allowed in IIS.
At the UTM end it is quite straightforward, a case of setting up the web server and map it to the real web server at the root. I started out with the UTM doing the authentication when NTLM wasn't supported, but now I just pass it through to the SharePoint web farm to do the authentication.
Yes I have it published on our side using 9.210. 9.210 gives you the NTLM login which is better for Office applications.
It is important to ensure you have set up alternate access mappings in SharePoint to ensure the relevant site is allowed in IIS.
At the UTM end it is quite straightforward, a case of setting up the web server and map it to the real web server at the root. I started out with the UTM doing the authentication when NTLM wasn't supported, but now I just pass it through to the SharePoint web farm to do the authentication.