#Forefront tmg 2010 how to edit protocol password#

You can probably imagine the variety of threats in those environments. This is especially problematic in a 'hostile' environment such as internet cafes or the 'mother-in-law' computer (I heard this term at a Microsoft presentation for UAG and I just had to use it). Why is this not good? You expose critical security information (Domain username and password, which are static) when a user has to enter Domain credentials on a machine that doesn't belong to your corporate network.

#Forefront tmg 2010 how to edit protocol password#

So how is the end-user experience when multiple pre-authentication methods are used without Credential Delegation? If you were to use RADIUS One-Time Password pre-authentication on the TMG Listener, a user would have to enter his OTP credentials first and then provide his Windows credentials for access to the web server. how you can authenticate users with one method and then pass the credentials to the backend using Kerberos. I will describe how Protocol Transition works with TMG, i.e.

In the example here, we will use a one-time password solution that provides a simple, user friendly and very secure solution that is ideal for securing access to corporate resources when used with Microsoft (TMG) and Kerberos Constrained Delegation.