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 com.knowgate.jcifs.smb.SmbSession
| SmbSession | | final public class SmbSession (Code) | | The class represents a user's session established with an SMB/CIFS
server. This class is used internally to the jCIFS library however
applications may wish to authenticate aribrary user credentials
with the logon method. It is noteworthy that jCIFS does not
support DCE/RPC at this time and therefore does not use the NETLOGON
procedure. Instead, it simply performs a "tree connect" to IPC$ using
the supplied credentials. This is only a subset of the NETLOGON procedure
but is achives the same effect.
Note that it is possible to change the resource against which clients
are authenticated to be something other than IPC$ using the
jcifs.smb.client.logonShare property. This can be used to
provide simple group based access control. For example, one could setup
the NTLM HTTP Filter with the jcifs.smb.client.domainController
init parameter set to the name of the server used for authentication. On
that host, create a share called JCIFSAUTH and adjust the access control
list for that share to permit only the clients that should have access to
the target website. Finally, set the jcifs.smb.client.logonShare
to JCIFSAUTH. This should restrict access to only those clients that have
access to the JCIFSAUTH share. The access control on that share can be
changed without changing init parameters or reinitializing the webapp.
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| logoff | | void logoff(boolean inError)(Code) | | |
| logon | | public static void logon(UniAddress dc, NtlmPasswordAuthentication auth) throws SmbException(Code) | | Authenticate arbitrary credentials represented by the
NtlmPasswordAuthentication object against the domain controller
specified by the UniAddress parameter. If the credentials are
not accepted, an SmbAuthException will be thrown. If an error
occurs an SmbException will be thrown. If the credentials are
valid, the method will return without throwing an exception. See the
last FAQ question.
See also the jcifs.smb.client.logonShare property.
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