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RealPresence Collaboration Server (RMX) 1500/2000/4000 Administrator’s Guide
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Standard Security Mode
Internal RMX da External Database
First authentication is via the internal RMX database. If it is not successful, authentication is
via the External Database .
Internal RMX da External Da Active Directory
• Management Logins
First authentication is via the internal RMX database. If it is not successful,
authentication is via the Active Directory .
• Conference Queries ( Chairperson Password, Numerical ID etc.)
First authentication is via the internal RMX database. If it is not successful,
authentication is via the External Database .
Guidelines
• The RMX maintains a local record of:
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Audit Events – users that generate these events are marked as being either internal
or external.
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Successful user logins
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Failed user login attempts
• User passwords and user lockout policy for external users are managed via Active
Directory’s integration with the user’s host machine.
• Enabling or disabling Active Directory integration does not require a reset.
• In Standard Security Mode multiple accounts of all user types are supported. In Ultra
Secure Mode , enabling Active Directory integration is only permitted if the Collaboration
Server only has one local Administrator User .
• Multiple Machine Accounts with various roles are supported.
• Microsoft Active Directory is the only directory service supported.
• Active Directory integration is configured as part of the Management Network .
• Both IPv4 and IPv6 addressing are supported.
• In Standard Security Mode, the Active Directory can be queried using NTLM with or
without TLS encryption. In Ultra Secure Mode, TLS encryption is required.
• Server and client certificate validation requests use LDAP with or without TLS
encryption.
When using LDAP over TLS , in addition to using port 389 with STARTTLS , the administrator has
the option of using port 636 .