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Reverse Auth with FBA to Sharepoint Webserver

Tron43
Hi Admins,

ive read all "reverse auth"-posts and only have two questions:

1. what is the difference between "passthrough NTLM" to the webserver and simply doing DNAT to my webserver ?

2. If ill use FBA on the UTM with reverse auth to my Sharepoint, will i also be able to login with an outdatet AD-password and will be prompted to change my password and than be transferred to my webserver?

I need UTM-FBA with reverse auth over SSL to my backend Sharepoint, also SSL enabled (windows-auth or at least basic-auth enbaled in iis) with the ability to change password at utm-login, like most companies, i guess.


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    It seems this is a big disadvantage over MS ISA. Its not possible to change passwords at login time. Also VPN Connections are affected: no ability to change passwords.

    How do you solve such a problem? Dont you have employees that only rarely visit the office?
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    It seems this is a big disadvantage over MS ISA. Its not possible to change passwords at login time. Also VPN Connections are affected: no ability to change passwords.

    How do you solve such a problem? Dont you have employees that only rarely visit the office?
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