Trustedlogin2() issue...

Hi There,

Could pls someone tell me whats wrong with this code!!

public Login()
{
if (oDMS == null)
{
try
{
oDMS = new IManage.ManDMS();
oSession = oDMS.Sessions.Add(Helper.GetInstance().WSDatabase);
IntPtr accountToken = WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Token;

// Attempt login
oSession.TrustedLogin2(accountToken.ToInt32());

// Check for connection before setting workarea
if (oSession.Connected)
{
oWorkArea = oSession.WorkArea;
}
}
catch (InvalidComObjectException e)
{
//error
}
}
}

** the code is throwing error when its trying to attempt login..
Error:
[NRTSession][TrustedLogin]Trusted login failed' "MYDOMAIN" is not the right domain.

thx..

B

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shahbm

Hi There,

I forgot to mention the code is working if a user NOS type is Windows NT, but if we change it to Active Directory, it wont work?

Any idea whats missing in the code?

is it the way i get token or is there any settings at client or server side i need to do?

I m having Filesite 8.2 SP1 client and Worksite Server 8.2 SP1..

Regards,

B

jny

Hi There,

I forgot to mention the code is working if a user NOS type is Windows NT, but if we change it to Active Directory, it wont work?

Any idea whats missing in the code?

is it the way i get token or is there any settings at client or server side i need to do?

I m having Filesite 8.2 SP1 client and Worksite Server 8.2 SP1..

Regards,

B

If this is a Desktop app, and if you have a network type account other than the default Windows, such as ADS, NDS, or Novell, you would need to specify that through regkey settings. The registry key settings are documented in Tech Note 82005-1337. You should also use the TrustedLogin() method, instead.

If this is a Web app. The TrustedLogon2() method is used, but for non-Windows network accounts, you would need to take the help of the Technical Support team to setup the specific network account type connection for trustedlogins. There is some type of tool TSS uses to tune this.