[jcifs] Domain Controllers

[MSDean at beckman.com]

Hi Mike,

The SmbSession.getChallengeForDomain(domain)signature does not contain the
"domain" parameter as your code snippet suggests?

How would one  pass the domain to this method (supply this information)?

Thanks,
Mark



                                                                                                                                           
                      "Michael B Allen"                                                                                                    
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MSDean at beckman.com said:
> I am using JCIFS to perform NTLM authentication in a Weblogic environment.
> I
> have created a custom authenticator, and the login method is included
> below.

You really should stick with the provided NtlmHttpFilter. It handles a
variety of unusual details.

> My question is, is it possible to avoid providing hard-coded domain
> controllers
> (dc) to the logon method?

Look at how the NtlmHttpFilter does it. You want chal =
SmbSession.getChallengeForDomain(domain) then use chal.dc and at least
you'll be resilant to DC failures.

Mike