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A Plethora of Alfresco Issues

leetcharmer
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
Hello,

I've just begun testing Alfresco Enterprise Edition with the 30-day trial.  I've created an admin account and have played with the interface of both Share and the Document Management System.  Great stuff, but I need more.  On a blank slate, there are a few things that I need:

1) CIFS access
2) Active Directory Support

I have a computer called PSK-PC that I am testing this on and I can easily access \\psk-pcA … BUT out of the box, this requires user authentication.  I do not have a username and password that can gain me access.  So I decided to follow the documentation on Alfresco Labs 3 Stable (I couldn't find documentation on Enterprise 3.0.1) and edited a lot of xml files.  I ended up creating users in my Active Directory: alfrescocifs and alfrescohttp but don't know if they work as they should.  At the end of that journey, it broke my alfresco logon (unless I commend out the code I added in the web.xml file).  In the end, this allowed me gain access to psk-pcA without being prompted for access, but all I see is "Printers" inside of the share – this does not reflect any of my Spaces.

Should I start over?  Can anyone give me advice as I try this again?

Thanks,
–John Jelinek IV
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zaizi
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
That's the CIFS access you were asking before. "\\{servername}A" from windows explorer.

leetcharmer
Champ in-the-making
Champ in-the-making
I just uninstalled Alfresco Enterprise and reinstalled (I also deleted the alfresco database from MySQL).  From a clean slate, I am able to login to http://psk-pc:8080/alfresco.  I cannot, however, access the CIFS share.  When I do nbtstat -n on PSK-PC, it shows the PSK-PCA shares available, so when I type in \\psk-pca\ only a "Printers" icon appears.  If I do \\psk-pca\alfresco the share is not found.  How can I troubleshoot this?

Thanks,
–John Jelinek IV