Linux & MS ISA Server

[Jonathan Bartlett]

If MS ISA server has a checkbox that says something like "Use Windows
Authentication" then you need to UNCHECK it.

I know IIS by default uses NTLM authentication rather than the standard
BASIC or DIGEST authentication methods, and you have to tell it not to use
Windows Domain authentication to get it to talk to other browsers.  You
might see if there is a similar switch on ISA.

Jon

On Tue, 13 Jul 2004, Stuart Pittwood wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> The company for which I work uses (for the most part) MS products,
> including ISA server as the local proxies/firewalls.  Now, I'm teaching
> myself how to use Linux (albeit very slowly) so I can use it for various
> services.
>
> I cannot get the Linux box I have set up behind the ISA firewalls to
> talk through the firewall, it instantly rejects my request
> (authorisation needed).  The isa server is set up to request
> authorisation for outgoing web requests but I'd have thought that
> Mozilla would have popped up a username/password dialog much like IE
> does.
>
> Does anyone know of a way around this?
>
> Regards
>
> Stu
>
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