NTLM is a client-server authentication protocol designed by
Microsoft that’s often used in its server software products. A
server that’s part of a NTLM domain uses this protocol to grant
access to secured resources to clients who are able to present a
username and a password valid in said domain. If you are calling
web services provided by Microsoft products, it’s likely that
such a call will require the NTLM authentication. Microsoft
SharePoint Web Services is a prominent example. But there are
many other such services, like Microsoft Analysis Services or
Reporting Services provided by the Microsoft SQL Server as well.
CloverETL and NTLM CloverETL 3.3 now supports these NTLM
authenticated web services. Both versions NTLMv1 and NTLMv2 of
the protocol are supported. You can use the WebServiceClient
component to call such a service. All you’ll need to do to
enable the NTLM authentication is to set the Domain Name,
Username, and Password. Notice that the Domain Name parameter is
required for the NTLM authenticat