TRITON - Web Security Help, Version 7.7 - Websense

User IdentificationThe a= parameter controls the authentication option, and X can be one of thefollowing:Parametera=na=ta=fDescriptionNTLM identification or basic authentication is used,depending on the policy settings and the browser orapplication capability.Authentication is performed using AuthenticationService.If the application or user agent cannot useAuthentication Service, NTLM identification or basicauthentication is used.If a remote user cannot log on to Authentication Service,they are given the option to try again or log on usingWebsense credentials.Authentication is performed using secure form-basedauthentication.We recommend that you deploy PAC files with the a= parameter if you want some ofyour users to use Authentication Service, and others to use secure form-basedauthentication. This is because the two methods use different ports in the hybridservice.Web Endpoint deployment overviewTRITON - Web Security Help | Web Security Solutions | Version 7.7.xWebsense Web Endpoint is a piece of software that gets installed on an clientmachine. It enforces the use of the hybrid service for Web filtering, and passesauthentication information to the hybrid proxies, enabling secure transparentauthentication.32 and 64-bit versions of Web Endpoint are available for the following operatingsystems: Windows XP with Service Pack 2 or higher Windows Vista with Service Pack 1 or higher Windows 7To deploy Web Endpoint to Windows clients, you can:Download the installation files, then use a Microsoft Group Policy Object orsimilar distribution tool to deploy the files to selected client machines.Download or copy the installation files onto a client machine, then manuallyinstall the Web Endpoint software.Deploy the endpoint to some or all of your hybrid filtering users directly from thehybrid service. Each user is prompted to install the endpoint software on theirmachine.TRITON - Web Security Help 325