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TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation

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Authentication and User Directory<br />

8.3.3 NTLM<br />

MIGRATING OR UPGRADING?<br />

<strong>TIBCO</strong> <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong> 3.2 introduces support for NTLMv2. You<br />

should consider switching to "NTLM v1/v2" that supports both v1 and<br />

v2. The instructions below explain how to set up this version, not the<br />

old. If you wish to continue using "NTLM v1 only" you must copy the<br />

files jcifs.jar and jcifs-ext.jar from /tomcat/<br />

webapps/spotfire/WEB-INF/lib to /tomcat/<br />

webapps/spotfire/WEB-INF/lib.<br />

With this authentication method, users are authenticated with a Windows Domain.<br />

Setting up NTLM authentication involves three steps:<br />

1 Creating one or more computer service account in your Windows Domain.<br />

2 Enabling NTLM authentication for your cluster in the Configuration Console.<br />

3 Configuring NTLM in either the Configuration Console or on each <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong> (or<br />

both).<br />

If you have only one server in the <strong>Spotfire</strong> system, you can configure all settings in the<br />

Configuration Console. If you have more than one server, however, you must<br />

configure some or all settings on each <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong>.<br />

Note: If you have a load balancer in front of your cluster, you must set up NTLM on<br />

the load balancer rather than on the <strong>Spotfire</strong> <strong>Server</strong>s. See the section “NTLM<br />

Authentication” on page 62 for more information about this.<br />

Below are comprehensive instructions for each step.<br />

Creating a Computer Service Account in Your Windows Domain<br />

Creating computer accounts in a Windows Domain is done using the Microsoft<br />

Management Console snap-in Domain Users and Computers. If you do not have<br />

access to this tool, or if you are unfamiliar with how to use it, please speak to your<br />

Windows Domain administrator.<br />

In this tool, create a new computer account. See Microsoft documentation for details<br />

on how to do this.<br />

Note: Adding a real computer or re-using an existing account name will not work and<br />

may cause problems for those accounts and computers. Always create a new account<br />

by selecting “New computer account”.<br />

When you have created a new computer account, you need to set a password for this<br />

account. Unfortunately, this is not possible to do in the Microsoft Management<br />

Console. In the directory /tomcat/bin there is a vbs script<br />

called SetComputerPass.vbs. This is an example of how to run the script:<br />

C:\> cscript SetComputerPass.vbs "cn=spotfireserveruser,cn=computers,dc=yourdomaincontroller,dc=yourorganization,dc=com"<br />

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