[jcifs] Windows authentication

[Eric Glass]

Not sure with regards to aliases... NTLM authentication should work
with both forms for "normal" accounts.  In particular, it should work
as described here:

http://davenport.sourceforge.net/ntlm.html#nameVariations

I'm not terribly familiar with Active Directory itself; it's possible
that the client is actually using Kerberos with the IIS server.  If
you can get a packet capture from a successful IIS transaction and the
failing jCIFS transaction that could give some clues (don't post them
to the full mailing list, as they may contain sensitive information).


Eric

On 10/11/06, Mike Streeton <mike.streeton at ardentia.co.uk> wrote:
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> The windows authentication filter works when you enter the browser
> credentials (when prompted) as mydomain\my.user but entering them as
> my.user at mydomain.com does not work. IIS sites with windows authentication
> enable accept both. Any ideas?
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