I have a xSP Domino 6.0.1CF1 server running under RH9. As an administrator (certified under the primary organization) I am able to authenticate normally to access iNotes. But other users (under the hosted organizations) are not able to authenticate to access their iNotes. They have tried various credentials (e.g. “Firstname Lastname”, “Firstname.Lastname@Internet-Address”).
My question: Which names.nsf view is used for web authentication? I know that the ($Users) view is different for xSP servers.
Thank you for your support.
Andy Brunner
CLP/CLI ND6
Subject: xSP Web Authentication not working
check the “Internet authentication:” field in the server document, this may help.
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
I have tried both security settings, but no success.
Do you have a xSP server with web authentication and if so, which user id format works?
Thank you for your support.
Andy Brunner
CLP/CLI ND6
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
I’m using “Fewer name variations with higher security” and the users login with the value from the Internet Address field.
//Tommy
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
Hy,
I have the same problem with my installation.
I set up a 6.0.2 CF2 server on a w2k server.
If I create a hosted org I am the only one who can access the hosted orgs mailfile. Even the owner of the mailfile is not able to access it.
I set the security settings to “More name variations with lower security” but still no success.
The server access is set to “users liste in all trusted directories” and additionaly I created a server acceess group with the users listed in it. To test the access I tried to grant the hosted org admin “full access administrator” permissions. But still no success.
What else can I set or test?
I’m pretty sure that it’s just a little configuration problem, but I can’t figure it out.
Any help is highly appreciated.
Best regards
Tom
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
Hi
Check the Directory ACL, by default it should contain */HostedOrg. You can try do clear it to allow anonymous access to the directory or just add anonymous.
cheers
Tommy
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
Thank you Thommy, but unfortunately this does not help :o(
The ACL of the Mailfile is as following:
(just for testingpurpose)
Default - Manager
*/Org05 - Manager ← Testname for hosted org
Anonymous - No Access
LocalDomainServers - Manager
Homeserver - Manager
User Org05/org05 - Manager
my adminaccount/rootdomain - Manager
But everytime the user tries to access his mailfile he gets the following errormessage:
Error 401
User not authenticated
As already mentioned, I’m pretty sure that I missed an small but important security setting.
btw, I updated the ACL of the DomDir with the following entry: */org05 - Manager
But without success…
I’m starting to get frustrated…searching all settings over and over…
Can you please provide me with your settings, or your way to grant the hosted orgs access to the environement?
With best regards
Tom
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
hhhmm… I think I got it :o)at the moment it looks like the acl file had the wrong entries…
This is very confusing to me…
I always trusted the default settings…since there is a */org05 entry in it…
but I added the user manualy to the file and …it works :o)))))
many thanks for your effort to help me Tommy…
best regards
Tom
Subject: RE: xSP Web Authentication not working
I’m having the same problem. Can you elaborate on what you did to correct this. What do you mean "ACL FILE"Are you saying you manually added the user to their own mail file (changed the ACL)
My users have themselves listed in the ACL of their own mailfiles but listed with Editor access. I tried giving them Manager access but without any luck.
This is very frustrating to me and I have looked into this several times for hours without any luck. Your post is the closest I have come.
Thanks in Advance