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Old 04-07-2011, 04:36 AM   #1
bromo
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Need help of configuration of mod_ntlm.conf for Single Sign-on in apache/linux


hi all,

I just installed mod_ntlm module (mod_ntlm-2.0.1) on red hat linux server for implementing single sign-on purpose.

But I don't know how to fill the setting in /etc/httpd/conf.d/mod_ntlm.conf. Look at below is the content of mod_ntlm.conf:

LoadModule ntlm_module /usr/lib/httpd/modules/mod_ntlm.so

<Location ~ "/(servlets-examples|jsp-examples|testntlm|soap|cgi-bin)/(.*)" >

# NTLMAuth - set to 'on' to activate NTLM authentication here
NTLMAuth on

# AuthNTGroups - text file containing (NT) group names and member user IDs

# NTLMBasicAuth - set to 'on' to allov Basic authentication too

# NTLMBasicRealm - realm to use for Basic authentication

# NTLMAuthoritative - set to 'off' to allow access control to be passed along to lower modules if the UserID is not known to this module
NTLMAuthoritative on

# NTLMDomain - set to the domain you want users authenticated against for cleartext authentication - if not specified, the local machine, then all trusted domains are checked
NTLMDomain MYDOMAIN

# NTLMServer - set to the NT server to contact to authenticate users
NTLMServer Primary

# NTLMBackup - set to the alternate NT server to contact to authenticate users
NTLMBackup Secondary

# NTLMLockFile - set to the lock file that is used to prevent simutaneous contacts to DC
NTLMLockfile /tmp/_ntlm.lck

AuthName NTAuth
AuthType NTLM
require valid-user
Satisfy all

</Location>


I think the important settings are: Location, NTLMDomain, NTLMServer, NTLMBackup (see the bold parts). But I don't know what are the values should be assigned for them.

Is there anyone can help me?


Thx before
 
  


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