Active Directory Single Sign-on

1. Use the FileManager to edit this file:

/media/authentication/logon.xconf

It should contain this setting:

  <property name="authenticationserver">localhost</property>

This is the server that is the primary Active Directory server.

2. You can either let the user enter a domain or you can add a specific domain:

  <property name="domain">Workgroup</property>

   If no domain is used the authentication will do a local authentication onto the Windows machine that the web server is running on.

3. Once authenticated a user can be automatically created in the system then added to a default group. This property can be edited or added to the login.xconf file:

    <property name="autologingroup">users</property>
 

We would have to have a developer to troubleshoot your environment. We don't know the answer to this off the top of our heads.

Michael Reeder Fri, Jul 29, 3:26 PM

When I browse to the specified folder above I don't see the logon.xconf file

Heath Herd Wed, Aug 24, 11:14 PM