Yet another "Client network socket disconnected before secure TLS connection was established".

[4aiman]

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Exchange 2013 (yes, in 2022) NTLM-enabled server, no basic auth, no 0auth.

There HAS to be something I'm missing here:

// self-signed certificate
	process.env.NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED = 0

	let EWS = require ("ews-javascript-api");
	EWS.EwsLogging.DebugLogEnabled = true;
	
// I need NTLM, but WHICH ONE? None seem to work
	const { XhrApi, ntlmAuthXhrApi } = require ("@ewsjs/xhr");
	EWS.ConfigurationApi.SetXHROptions({rejectUnauthorized : false});

	let xhr = new XhrApi() 
	xhr.useNtlmAuthentication(cr.username, cr.password);	
	EWS.ConfigurationApi.ConfigureXHR(xhr);

	var service = await new EWS.ExchangeService(EWS.ExchangeVersion.Exchange2013);		
	service.Credentials = new EWS.WebCredentials("fake", "fake");
	service.Url = await new EWS.Uri(cr.url);

and then I do (in an async func, ofc)

console.log(await service.GetUserOofSettings(cr.username))

I can clearly see, that the NTLM kicks in, but fails mid-negotiation.

I'm 100% sure the server's fine, since I'm able to connect via cURL and get the data with the XML generated by this lib. Any help?

[gautamsi]

does cURL work with NTLM? Also what kind of reverse proxy you have in front?

[4aiman]

Yes, cURL works NTLM as expected. No proxy.