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Hello @rohitcts ,
All these methods are available in LDAP authentication.
Here are the definitions.
- Encrypted password ( md5 )Default mode.
- Plain text password + SSL ( TLS )The entire authentication procedure (password included) is encrypted. The secure port 636 must not be used in this mode: Adobe Campaign automatically switches to secure mode.When you use this authentication mode, in Linux, the certificate is verified by an openLDAP client library. We recommend using a valid SSL certificate so that the authentication procedure is encrypted. Otherwise, information will be in plain text.The certificate is also verified in Windows.
- Windows NT LAN Manager ( NTLM )Proprietary Windows authentication. The Unique identifier is used for the domain name only.
- Distributed Password Authentication ( DPA )Proprietary Windows authentication. The Unique identifier is used for the domain name only (domain.com).
- Plain text passwordNo encryption (for use in test phases only).
For more details, please visit this page:
For OpenLDAP, I beileve only Plain text is available.
You can find more details here: https://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/OpenLDAP-Admin-Guide.pdf