Windows server: Are we unique? Windows+Apache+ISA Server+LDAP

Windows server: Are we unique? Windows+Apache+ISA Server+LDAP

by Dave Shearan -
Number of replies: 2

As an organisation we could do with finding out if anybody has the same setup as us. Our Moodle server runs on a Windows server using Apache instead of IIS. The server sits in our DMZ and we use LDAP authentication to authenticate our users in our Active Directory network. The login process uses HTTPS but all other pages use HTTP

We now want to implement NTLM for automatic authentication but to do this we need to bring the server back into our domain and all inward-bound traffic will be routed via our ISA server. In the past we had problems with HTTPS and HTTP when the server was in the domain and felt that this was something to do with the ISA server. The problem was that all pages were being delivered as HTTPS pages.

So, are we on our own here or does anyone else have this config or the knowledge to advise us?

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Re: Windows server: Are we unique? Windows+Apache+ISA Server+LDAP

by Mark Williams -

We run a similar setup to yourselves the only difference being we dont use https for login but do have our server inside our domain not in the DMZ we pass the traffic through our isa server to the moodle frontpage from external.  We have not done NTLM yet but it is something we are looking at.

We allow http traffic to hit our moodle server from external and the authentication takes place via LDAP.

you may have to setup both https and http listners to pass both through your isa server

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