Multiple realm use case 1: Domain acquired; explicit proxy
This describes a common case in which a second domain is added to an existing, single-domain environment.Content Gateway is an explicit proxy; clients use a PAC file.
An organization—let’s call them Quality Corp—uses a software installation of Content Gateway. They have one domain (QCORP), and one domain controller. They use NTLM to authenticate users.
Quality Corp acquires New Corp who has their own domain (NCORP) and domain controller. They use LDAP to authenticate users.
Quality Corp would like to manage the combined employees in a single domain, but they aren’t ready to make the infrastructure changes. Until they are, they would like to
have a separate use policy for New Corp users (i.e., not use the “default” user on the QCORP domain).
Rule-based authentication makes this possible.
To configure the solution, Quality Corp would: