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NTLM registration page
Further information about NTLM
NTLM has evolved through numerous Windows and Windows NT versions. It provides a way for users to authenticate themselves with the company network.

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Defining Web Policies
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- Access Control tab
  - To configure user authentication
  - Pre-logon welcome page
  - Session timeout
  - NTLM identification
  - NTLM registration page
    - Further information about NTLM
      NTLM has evolved through numerous Windows and Windows NT versions. It provides a way for users to authenticate themselves with the company network.
    - NTLM identity
      The NTLM identity is the domain\username with which users log on to their Windows PC; for example, MYDOMAIN\jsmith.
    - NTLM credentials
    - NTLM security implications
    - Limitations
    - How NTLM works once users are fully configured
  - Setting authentication options for specific users
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Further information about NTLM

NTLM has evolved through numerous Windows and Windows NT versions. It provides a way for users to authenticate themselves with the company network.

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