Dharini pasupathy
2015-04-17 16:30:45 UTC
Hi Team,
My application uses the domain controller of version 2003 for *single
sign-on (sso)* and it is now upgraded to version 2008. Before up-gradation,
I used *jcifs-1.3.14* library and it was perfectly working fine for *sso*.
Now after up-gradation I'm facing compatibility issues with the jcifs
library (jcifs-1.3.14) and the domain controller verison (2008). So,I tried
with *jcifs-1.3.17 and jcifs-1.3.18* jars. I'm getting "*the parameter is
incorrect*" error message during sso. Also I'm using ntlmv2 for
authentication and I dont find any issues with the authentication.
I tried with different jcifs.smb properties to resolve the issue.The
properties which i tried are mentioned below :
"jcifs.smb.lmCompatibility" = "", (values ranges from 0 to 5)
"jcifs.smb.client.useExtendedSecurity" = "", (either true/false)
I tried with all the possible combinations. But no luck yet.Can anyone
please help me to resolve my issue ....
My application uses the domain controller of version 2003 for *single
sign-on (sso)* and it is now upgraded to version 2008. Before up-gradation,
I used *jcifs-1.3.14* library and it was perfectly working fine for *sso*.
Now after up-gradation I'm facing compatibility issues with the jcifs
library (jcifs-1.3.14) and the domain controller verison (2008). So,I tried
with *jcifs-1.3.17 and jcifs-1.3.18* jars. I'm getting "*the parameter is
incorrect*" error message during sso. Also I'm using ntlmv2 for
authentication and I dont find any issues with the authentication.
I tried with different jcifs.smb properties to resolve the issue.The
properties which i tried are mentioned below :
"jcifs.smb.lmCompatibility" = "", (values ranges from 0 to 5)
"jcifs.smb.client.useExtendedSecurity" = "", (either true/false)
I tried with all the possible combinations. But no luck yet.Can anyone
please help me to resolve my issue ....