Using Site Server Authentication Service
Complete the following steps to authenticate users with Site Server
Authentication Service.
To authenticate users with Site Server Authentication Service
- Use the Site Server Membership Directory Manager snap-in to add chat users to
the Site Server authentication database. Add individual users to the ou=Members
container and groups to the ou=NTGroups container.
- From the Chat Service Manager Console menu, select
Add/Remove Snap-in.
- Select the Extensions property sheet, and then select
Microsoft Exchange Chat Service from the Snap-ins that can be
extended box.
- From the Available extensions box, verify that
Personalization and Membership is selected, and then choose
OK.
- From the Chat Service Manager utility, select a chat server under
Microsoft Exchange Chat Service in the left pane.
- From the Action menu, choose Properties.
Tip If you want the chat server to accept connections only from
authenticated users, select the General property sheet, set the
Maximum anonymous connections option to 0, and then choose
OK.
- Select the Settings property sheet, and then configure the
authentication method you want to use.
To use Basic Authentication, select Disable NTLM authentication, and
then choose OK.
To use DPA or any third-party SSPI authentication package, select Disable
clear-text authentication, type the name of the package in the
Authentication methods box, and then choose OK. If
you enter the names of two or more packages, separate each name with a space. Chat
Service will try to authenticate a user with each package in the order they are
listed.
- Select the chat server, choose Task from the
Action menu, and then choose Membership Server Mapping.
- Select the server that contains the authentication database, and then choose
OK.
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