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OMK authentication methods are configured in /usr/local/omk/conf/opCommon.nmis inside the authentication hash. This entire file is a perl hash, so be mindful of syntax. After editing this file a 'perl -c opCommon.nmis' will verify if the syntax is correct. For authentication method changes to take effect the omkd service will need to be restarted. Here's an example of the authenticaion authentication hash inside opCommon.nmis. Remember that statements preceded by the '#' sign are 'commented out' and will not be evaluated.
Note: The limit for different auth_method options is 3.
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'authentication' => {
'auth_htpasswd_file' => '<omk_conf>/users.dat',
'auth_htpasswd_encrypt' => 'crypt',
'auth_method_1' => 'htpasswd',
'auth_method_2' => '',
'auth_method_3' => '',
'auth_login_motd' => 'Authentication required: default credentials are nmis/nm1888',
'auth_crowd_server' => '',
'auth_crowd_user' => '',
'auth_crowd_password' => '',
'auth_sso_domain' => '',
'auth_expire_seconds' => '3600',
'auth_lockout_after' => 0,
#'auth_ms_ldap_attr' => 'sAMAccountName',
#'auth_ms_ldap_base' => 'CN=Users,DC=your_domain,DC=com',
#'auth_ms_ldap_group' => 'CN=Users,DC=your_domain,DC=com',
#'auth_ms_ldap_debug' => 'false',
#'auth_ms_ldap_dn_acc' => 'CN=Administrator,CN=Users,DC=your_domain,DC=com',
#'auth_ms_ldap_dn_psw' => 'your_administrator_password',
#'auth_ms_ldap_server' => 'your.ip.address.here'
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