You configure a SharePoint Server 2013 Service Pack1 (SP1) farm. You want to provide
access to non-Active Directory users. You need to configure a response authentication for
one or more zones within the same web application.
What should you do?
A.
Run the ASP.NET SQL Server Setup Wizard.
B.
Grant site collection permissions to all users by adding them to the web application
through a policy.
C.
Configure Internet Information Services to enable digest authentication.
D.
Configure the membership provider and role manager for the Central Administration web
application.
E.
Grant web application permissions and zone-level permissions to users within the
Microsoft SQL Server database of the extended web application.
F.
Configure the membership provider and role manager for the web application.
G. Run the SQL Server Migration Assistance.
H.
Set Classic mode authentication.
Explanation:
Configure Digest authentication for a classic-mode Web application (SharePoint Server 2013)
This article describes how to configure digest authentication for one or more zones within a Microsoft
SharePoint Server 2013 classic-mode Web application. A Web application is an IIS Web site that SharePoint
Server 2013 creates and uses. Zones represent different logical paths for gaining access to the same W eb
application. Within each Web application, you can create up to five zones. A different Web site in IIS
represents each zone. Use zones to enforce different access and policy conditions for large groups of users.
To configure digest authentication for one or more zones in a SharePoint Server 2013 Web application, use the
IIS Management Console to directly configure IIS.
Although digest authentication provides the same functionality as basic authentication, digest authentication
encrypts user credentials to increase security. User credentials are sent as an MD5 message digest in which
the original user name and password cannot be deciphered. Digest authentication uses a challenge/response
protocol that requires the authentication requestorto present valid credentials in response to a challenge from
the server. To authenticate against the server, theclient has to supply an MD5 message digest in a response
that contains a shared secret password string. The MD5 Message-Digest Algorithm is described in detailin
RFC 1321. For access to RFC 1321, see The Internet Engineering Task Force (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/
p/?LinkId=159913).
To use digest authentication, note the following requirements:
The user and IIS server must be members of, or trusted by, the same domain.
Users must have a valid Windows user account storedin Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) on the
domain controller.
The domain must use a Microsoft Windows Server 2008domain controller.
Configure IIS to enable digest authentication
Use the IIS Management Console to configure IIS to enable digest authentication for one or more of the
following zones for a classic-mode Web application:
Note:
The Default zone is the zone that is first created when a Web application is created. The other zones are
created by extending a Web application.
Default
Intranet
Extranet
To configure IIS to enable digest authentication
Verify that you have one of the following administrative credentials:
You must be a member of the Administrators group onthe server on which you are configuring IIS.
On the Start menu, point to All Programs, click Administrative Tools, and then click Internet Information
Services (IIS) Manager to start the IIS Management Console.
Expand Sites on the console tree, right-click the IIS Web site that corresponds to the Web applicationzone on
which you want to configure digest authentication.
In Features View, double-click Authentication.
On the Authentication page, select Digest Authentication.
In the Actions pane, click Enable to use Digest authentication with the default settings.
In the Actions pane, click Edit to enter a realm name.
In the Edit Digest Authentication Settings dialog box, in the Realm text box, type the appropriate realm and
click OK.
At this point, the Web site is configured to use digest authentication.
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