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7.
Configure the server using the settings described in Table 49 on page 191.
8.
Click one:
• OK —Saves the changes.
•
Cancel —Cancels the modifications.
Table 49: Active Directory or NT Domain Instance Configuration Details
Your Action Function Option
AD/NT Settings > General tab
Enter the name or IP address. Specifies the name or IP address for
the primary domain controller or Active
Directory server. Primary Domain
Controller or Active
Directory
Enter the name or IP address. Specifies the name or IP address for
the backup domain controller or Active
Directory server. Secondary Domain
Controller or Active
Directory
Enter the domain name of the
Active Directory or Windows NT
domain.
NOTE: For example, if the Active
Directory domain name is
us.amr.asgqa.net and you want
to authenticate users who
belong to the
US domain, enter
US as the domain.
Specifies the domain name of the
Active Directory or Windows NT server. Domain
Select AD/NT Settings >
General > Allow domain to be
specified as part of username
to enable this feature.
Allows users to sign in by entering a
domain name in the Username box in
the format:
domain\username
Allow domain to be
specified as part of
username
Select AD/NT Settings >
General >Allow trusted
domains
to enable this feature.
Allows users to get group information
from all trusted domains within a
forest. Allow trusted
domains
Select Domain Controller is a
Windows 2008 server to enable
this feature.
Specifies if the backend domain
controller is a Windows 2008 server.
TIP: The Windows 2008 server has
several enhancements to the Active
Directory server, which is now called
Active Directory Domain Services.
Domain Controller is
a Windows 2008
server
Enter an administrator username
for the AD or NT server. Specifies an administrator username
for the AD or NT server. Admin Username
Enter an administrator password
for the AD or NT server. Specifies an administrator password
for the AD or NT server. Admin Password
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Chapter 11: Configuring Authentication and Directory Servers