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<alfresco-config area="file-servers">
<config evaluator="string-compare" condition="CIFS Server">
<serverEnable enabled="${cifs.enabled}"/>
<host name="${cifs.localname}A" domain="${cifs.domain}"/>
<comment>Alfresco CIFS Server</comment>
<!– Set to the broadcast mask for the subnet –>
<broadcast>${cifs.broadcast}</broadcast>
<!– Set to the IP for the adapter for Java socket –>
<bindto>${cifs.bindto}</bindto>
<!– Use Java socket based NetBIOS over TCP/IP and native SMB on linux –>
<tcpipSMB ipv6="${cifs.ipv6}" platforms="linux,solaris,macosx"/>
<netBIOSSMB bindto="${cifs.bindto}" platforms="linux,solaris,macosx"/>
<!– Can be mapped to non-privileged ports, then use firewall rules to forward
requests from the standard ports –>
<tcpipSMB port="1445" ipv6="${cifs.ipv6}" platforms="linux,solaris,macosx"/>
<netBIOSSMB sessionPort="1139" namePort="1137" datagramPort="1138" platforms="linux,solaris,macosx"/>
<!– Announce the server to the workgroup/domain –>
<!– Use enabled="false" attribute to disable announcements –>
<hostAnnounce interval="5" enabled="${cifs.hostannounce}"/>
<!– Use Win32 NetBIOS interface on Windows –>
<Win32NetBIOS/>
<!– Announce the server to the workgroup/domain –>
<!– Use enabled="false" attribute to disable announcements –>
<Win32Announce interval="5" enabled="${cifs.hostannounce}"/>
<!– CIFS authentication –>
<!– Available types are 'alfresco', 'passthru' and 'enterprise' –>
<!– <authenticator type="enterprise"/>–>#
<config evaluator="string-compare" condition="Filesystem Security">
<authenticator type="enterprise">
</authenticator>
</config>
<!– CIFS Passthru authentication sample –>
<!– Also see the <DomainMappings> config in the 'Filesystem Security' section below –>
<!–<authenticator type="passthru">
<Server>139.20.69.11</Server>
<protocolOrder>TCPIP,NetBIOS</protocolOrder>
<offlineCheckInterval>60</offlineCheckInterval>
</authenticator>–>
<!– CIFS Enterprise authentication sample with Kerberos –>
<!–
<authenticator type="enterprise"/>
<KDC>192.168.1.240</KDC>
<Realm>WIN2003.ALFRESCO.ORG</Realm>
<Password>password</Password>
<kerberosDebug/>
</authenticator>
–>
<!– Disable the use of asynchronous sockets/NIO code –>
<!–
<disableNIO/>
–>
<!– Disable the use of JNI code –>
<!– Only currently affects Windows –>
<!–
<disableNativeCode/>
–>
<!– Session timeout, in seconds –>
<!– Defaults to 15 minutes, to match the default Windows client setting –>
<!– If no I/O is received within that time the session is closed by the server –>
<!–
<sessionTimeout>300</sessionTimeout>
–>
<!– Enable WINS if used for NetBIOS name lookups –>
<!–
<WINS>
<primary>1.2.3.4</primary>
<secondary>5.6.7.8</secondary>
</WINS>
–>
<!– CIFS server debug settings –>
<!– Enable 'log4j.logger.org.alfresco.fileserver=debug' in log4j.properties file –>
<!–
<sessionDebug flags="Negotiate,Socket"/>
–>
</config>
<config evaluator="string-compare" condition="FTP Server">
<serverEnable enabled="${ftp.enabled}"/>
<!– Run on a non-privileged port –>
<!–
<port>1121</port>
–>
<!– IPv6 support –>
<IPv6 state="${ftp.ipv6}"/>
<!– FTP authentication –>
<!– Available types are 'alfresco' and 'passthru' –>
<authenticator type="alfresco"/>
<!– FTP server debug settings –>
<!– Enable 'log4j.logger.org.alfresco.fileserver=debug' in log4j.properties file –>
<!–
<debug flags="File,Search,Error,Directory,Info,DataPort"/>
–>
</config>
<!–
<config evaluator="string-compare" condition="NFS Server">
<serverEnable enabled="${nfs.enabled}"/>–>
<!– Map NFS user/group ids to Alfresco users –>
<!–cAuthenticator>
<userMappings>
<user name="admin" uid="0" gid="0"/>
</userMappings>
</rpcAuthenticator> –>
</config>
</alfresco-config>
13:59:20,689 DEBUG [org.alfresco.smb.protocol.auth] User logged on (type Normal)
13:59:20,691 DEBUG [org.alfresco.smb.protocol.auth] NT Session setup NTLMSSP, MID=32, UID=0, PID=65279
13:59:20,691 DEBUG [org.alfresco.smb.protocol.auth] Using Write transaction
13:59:20,692 WARN [org.alfresco.smb.protocol.auth] User does not exist, domainuser
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