HP MFP Sending Software 4.0 to 4.20 manual Windows Authentication

Windows
authentication
	LDAP server
	queryLDAP	resultsQuery
	.4	.5
1. User credentials		2. User credentials
(DSMP-encrypted)		(API-encrypted)
6. Authentication user’s		3. Authentication result
e-mail address	HP DSS	(API-encrypted)	Domain
	server		controller
Figure 3-20Windows Active Directory authentication
Determining the LDAP server bind method for Windows
By default, Active Directory is not configured to accept anonymous queries for information that is
contained in the Active Directory store. When an administrator configures LDAP addressing or
authentication, he or she must decide between changing Active Directory to accept anonymous
queries and configuring HP DSS to have authenticated access. If Active Directory is configured for
anonymous access, HP DSS can be configured to do an anonymous LDAP query. If Active Directory
is not configured for anonymous access, HP DSS must be configured for either Simple or SPNEGO
authentication. Because Active Directory supports SPNEGO for backward compatibility with
Windows NT clients, it is the preferred method for configuring HP DSS authentication. SPNEGO
authentication uses either Kerberos or NTML, depending on the environment.
NOTE The username and password that are used in the Simple method of authentication
are transmitted over the network in cleartext. This means that this information can be read by
anyone who has access to the data on the network.
To configure Active Directory Services for an anonymous LDAP query

1.Open the Active Directory Users & Computers Microsoft Management Console program.

2.Right-click the Users container and then select Properties.

3.Click the Security tab.

4.Click Add.

5.Select Everyone and then click Add.

6.Click OK.

7.Click Advanced.

8.Select Everyone.

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