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NT Authentication using jCIFS Filter I became aware of the jCIFS (Java Common Internet File System) project today (via the tomcat-user mailing list).

The Common Internet File System (CIFS) is the de-facto standard file sharing protocol on the Microsoft Windows platform. It is the underlying networking protocol used when accessing "shares" with Windows Explorer, the Network Neighborhood, via a Map Network Drive... dialog, the C:\> net use * \\server\share commands, or smbclient on UNIX, smbfs on Linux, and elsewhere.

What's cool about this project is you can use a filter it provides to do NT Domain Authentication. Unlike the JAAS module I've covered before, this one doesn't require Windows and it also supports auto-login for Internet Explorer. This sounds like a great project if you have an NT Domain you need to talk to for authentication. Posted in Java at Apr 30 2003, 09:58:52 AM MDT Add a Comment

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