Http authentication, Http, Authentication – Micro Innovations M000174-19 User Manual

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Programs Windows

CE

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M000174-19

7.7.3 HTTP

A

UTHENTICATION

Only NTLM authentication is supported. If no authentication is required, the «NTLM» value (see table
above) must be set to 0 and all «A» registry entries also set to 0. If authentication is used, the registry
entry «NTLM» must be set to 1. The «A» registry entries of the corresponding virtual directories must
also be set to 1 (see chapter

Virtual Directory Settings

).

Note:
Only the local

User Administration

can be used (see chapter

7.9

)! The connection to a domain

controller is not supported.

Access authentication A

The registry entry A for each virtual directory describes the type of access authentication permitted.
The following steps are required to access a web page when A>0. The valid values for A are
described in the chapter

Virtual Directory Settings

.

1. The user must be authenticated for the corresponding virtual directory. Access is refused if

this is not successful.

2. The user is assigned administrator permissions if the user name is contained in the registry

entry [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\HTTPD\AdminUsers].

3. If

A=1 or A=2 and the user is contained in the registry entry

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\HTTPD\VROOTS\/«directory»\UserList] access to the
web page permitted.

Note:
All users are granted administration rights if A=2 and the registry entry
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\COMM\HTTPD\AdminUsers] is empty. It must therefore be
ensured that the registry entry AdminUsers is not empty!

4. If one of the above steps fails, access to the web page is not granted.

User List (UserList)

When listing the users for the virtual directories concerned (see

Virtual Directory Settings

) the

following syntax must be observed:

Example

Description

"GladysL;AnnD;-KimYos"

The users «GladysL» and «AnnD» have access permissions

The user «KimYos» does not have access (identified with a leading
minus character)

"*"

All users have access permissions

Note:
Administrators always have access to a virtual directory if A=1. This applies even if the user is not
contained in the UserList registry entry.

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