Hello Christian,
With regards to the question I asked last week (see below), I have looked
at the event log, which contains the following message:
=============Beginning of BD-w2k-test02 event log=========================
===========
Date: 3/20/02 Source: Security
Time: 12:24 Category: Login/Logoff
Type: Failure Event ID: 529
User: NT Authority\System
Computer: BD-W2k-test02
Logon Failure:
Reason: Unknown user name or bad password
User Name: derwent
Domain: FERMITEST
Logon Type: 3
Logon Process: NtLmSsp
Authentication Package: MICROSOFT_AUTHENTICATION_PACKAGE_V1_0
Workstation Name: \\G4DERWENT
=============End of BD-w2k-test02 event log===============================
===========
In talking with our Windows system administrator, he interprets it as a NTLMv1
access attempt (we have verified the username and password from a W2K system
to be correct). Is there anything else I can check on my end?
-Paul
On Monday, March 18, 2002, at 02:58 PM, Christian Starkjohann wrote:
> Paul Derwent wrote:
>> I am looking into using sharity (currently have a demo version only on Mac
>> OS X) to fit into the existing Windows domains in our office. It works
>> well
>> within the NT domains but I am unable to connect to the Win2k domains (I
>> get
>> "Access Denied Error context: DOS error on server). Reading the manual
>> tells me that this error means the server rejected my password. The Win2k
>> domain is setup to acknowledge Kerberos tickets or NTLMv2 password encryption.
>> Is there a switch to set the encryption method (I know Sharity currently
>> does not support Kerberos) -- I was unable to find information in the manual.
>
> Sharity always uses NTLM authentication (except with Windows for Workgroups
> servers). If you enable NTLMv2 and CIFS over netbios over TCP, Sharity
> should be able to connect.
>
> If it fails, please see the server's event log for details. If you have
> enabled logging of authentication failures, the server should log the reason
> for rejected logins in the event log.
>
> Regards, Christian.
>
> --
> Dipl.-Ing. Christian Starkjohann
> Objective Development
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>
>
>
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Paul Derwent
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