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Michael_61068's avatar
Michael_61068
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Aug 03, 2015

APM authentication against local windows accounts.

Hello,   My level of windows authentication knowledge is very low, some maybe this is an easy question. I have not found anything covering this in my initial search.   We have an application ho...
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Kevin_Stewart
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Aug 03, 2015

If I may add, the AD and LDAP auth and query agents all rely on LDAP running on the target system. It's doubtful that s single standalone server has an LDAP service running. You might be able to get an NTLM Auth agent to work on a standalone system, but it depends on the server. Otherwise, as Stanislas suggested, you could stand up a web server and ties that back to local accounts, and then just do HTTP auth (form or basic).