Host Configuration
<authenticator>
<class>...</class>
..
</authenticator>
authenticators be used. The available values are
'local' for the simple authenticator that supports
NTLM1 logons, 'passthru' for the passthru
authenticator or 'enterprise' for the authenticator
that supports NTLM v1, NTLM v2 and Kerberos
logons.
A custom authenticator can be specified by using the
<class> configuration tag. Other configuration tags
may be specified as required.
<netBIOSSMB/>
<netBIOSSMB bindto=”n.n.n.n”/>
<netBIOSSMB adapter=”...”/>
<netBIOSSMB platforms=”...”/>
Enables the NetBIOS over TCP/IP protocol on port
139.
To run the JLAN SMB Server under Windows you
must disable NetBIOS over TCP/IP via the Network
Control Panel.
The
bindto
attribute may be specified to bind the
NetBIOS name server to a particular address when
the system has multiple network adapters.
Alternatively, the adapter name may be specified
using the adapter attribute. The adapter name is the
name returned by the NetworkInterface class, such
as 'eth0' or 'en0'.
The
platforms
attribute may be specified to control
which platforms the NetBIOS SMB component will be
enabled on. The platforms value is a comma
delimeted list of platform names where the valid
names are
linux
,
macosx
,
windows, solaris
and
aix
.
NetBIOS over TCP/IP may be enabled at the same
time as the native SMB over TCP/IP protocol.
<tcpipSMB/>
<tcpipSMB platforms=”...”/>
<tcpipSMB ipv6=”enabled”/>
Enables the native SMB over TCP/IP protocol on port
445.
The
platforms
attribute may be specified to control
which platforms the NetBIOS SMB component will be
enabled on. The platforms value is a comma
delimeted list of platform names where the valid
names are
linux
,
macosx
,
windows,
solaris
and
aix
.
The
ipv6
attribute enables native SMB support under
Ipv6 sockets. The JLAN Server will bind to IPv4 and
IPv6 sockets.
To run the native SMB over TCP/IP protocol under
Windows you need to disable Windows from using
the port via the following registry key:-
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