Configure Windows Authentication #
- Please make sure you have a single OpenLM Server installation on a central network server.
- Make sure OpenLM is configured to interact with an IIS environment.
- Activate Directory Sync (DSS) (Old Name->Directory Synchronization) extension.
- Activate Roles and Permissions extension.
- Windows Control panel → Programs and features → Turn Windows features on or off → Roles → Web server (IIS) → Add Role Services –> Windows Authentication –> Mark as installed.
- On the IIS Manager –> select EasyAdmin –> click on the Authentication icon.
- Enable windows authentication.
- Enable ASP.Net Impersonation.
- Disable anonymous authentication.
- On the IIS Manager –> select EasyAdmin –> click on the Configuration Editor icon –> system.webserver/validation section –> set the value of validateIntegratedModeConfiguration to ‘False’.
For Chrome and IE Browsers #
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- Tools –> Internet Options –> Security –> Local Intranet Zone –> Sites –> Advanced
- Fill in the local Intranet Site (e.g. https://servername.openlm.com) –> Click Add.
For FireFox Browsers #
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- In the Firefox address bar type About:Config –>Type NTLM in the filter box
- Double click on the network.automatic-ntlm-auth.trusted-uris entry
- Type in the local Intranet Site (https://servername.openlm.com) and click ‘OK’.
- Open up the OpenLM EasyAdmin User Interface –> Start –> Administration–> System.
- Check the Enable Trusted Authentication box –> add the trusted domain name(s) you have set up during the LDAP synchronization stage (above) –> Save
- See full documentation.
