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NTLM subsystem

The SkyVaultNtlm subsystem supports optional NTLM Single Sign-On (SSO) functions for WebDAV.
Note: NTLM v2 is supported, which is more secure that the NTLM v1. If the client does not support NTLMv2, it will automatically downgrade to NTLMv1.

By using NTLM authentication to access SkyVault Content Services WebDAV sites, the web browser can automatically log in.

When SSO is enabled, Internet Explorer will use your Windows login credentials when requested by the web server. Firefox and Mozilla also support the use of NTLM but you need to add the URI to the site that you want to access to network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris option (available through writing about:config in the URL field) to allow the browser to use your current credentials for login purposes.

The Opera web browser does not support NTLM authentication. The browser is detected and will be sent to the usual SkyVault Content Services logon page.

In this configuration, SkyVault Content Services must still store its own copy of your MD4 password hash. In order to remove this need and authenticate directly with a Windows domain controller, consider using the pass-through subsystem.