Manual Autologon server configurations

Configuration for Active Autologon server can be done manually or modified later by changing the following values in the file autologon/config/autologon.conf:

• NTServerName
• NTDomain
• ServerPort (check that the server port corresponds to the one in ntlm_conf.pm)
• Server 2003 requires SMB signatures by default

• Option 1 disable SMB signatures requirement for client access  on Server 2003

• Comment out the lines jcifs.smb.client.domain, jcifs.smb.client.username and jcifs.smb.client.password or Autologon will be disabled.

• Option 2 enable SMB signatures pre-authentication in AutoLogon Server

• Uncomment and edit jcifs.smb.client.domain to contain valid domain
• Uncomment and edit jcifs.smb.client.username to contain valid active directory username
• Uncomment and edit jcifs.smb.client.password to contain valid password for above mentioned username

• Option 3 enable SMB signatures for every connection without preauthentication (slow). Selecting to configure SMB signatures in the installation script will default to this option value.

• Uncomment jcifs.smb.ssnLimit=1

Configure the file bin/ntlmauthd.pl:

• my $serverport

Check that the Autologon server starts/stops from the Kronodoc start/stop scripts:

• In httpd/support/start_kronodoc_web_server:

cd ${KRONODIR}/Kronodoc/AutologonServer
sh bin/ntlmauthd start

before the row "exit $RV1"

• In httpd/support/stop_kronodoc_server:

cd ${KRONODIR}/Kronodoc/AutologonServer
sh bin/ntlmauthd stop

before the row "exit $RV1"

In the command line:

chmod u+x bin/ntlmauthd*

Set perl path in bin/ntlmauthd to /krono/kronodoc/PERL.malloc/bin/perl.