Pro_pyrahana
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Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:30 pm Post subject:
Encoder push password and rights |
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Can I do an encoder push to a Windows 2003 Media Server without
authenticating as a user with administrative rights?
I have read the below text:
7.2 Why can't I push to a Windows Media server?
Check that the WMS HTTP Server Control Protocol plug-in is enabled on the
server. In addition, you must have write access permissions to the server
through the WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization plug-in. Finally, on the
encoding computer, check that Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled in
Microsoft Internet Explorer.
To determine if Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled in Internet
Explorer, do the following:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options, and then click the Advanced tab.
In the Security section, select the Enable Integrated Windows Authentication
check box.
The encoder has Enable Integrated Windows Authentication checked.
The server has the WMS HTTP Server Control Protocol plug-in is enabled.
At the mountpoint level WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization plug-in is
enabled with the user I want to authenticate (that does not have admin but
normal user rights) added with read/write and create permissions ticked.
And the push fails it just pops the pswd/username box backup when I press
enter with the correct crudentails in.
I know that everything is setup fine with regard to the server/encoder. If I
give the user administrative rights everything works BUT the encoder will be
at a customer site and I do not want the user to have admin. rights.
Any help would be gratefully recieved,
Andy
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Pro_pyrahana
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Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:30 pm Post subject:
RE: Encoder push password and rights |
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I have seen this in another question in the general or server section:
If so, at what level is your Publishing Points ACL enabled? You need to give
Read+Write access to the user at the server as well as the publishing point
level - not just at the publishing point level.
Is this the case as I have a problem with doing this as I have a mountpoint
that uses a remote directory on a filer. I have disabled WMS ACL
Authorization at the server level to get this to work ie not prompt for a
username and password. If I enable this again and add the user to allow the
push to work this will cause my ondemand mountpoint to fail.
"Pro_pyrahana" wrote:
| Quote: | Can I do an encoder push to a Windows 2003 Media Server without
authenticating as a user with administrative rights?
I have read the below text:
7.2 Why can't I push to a Windows Media server?
Check that the WMS HTTP Server Control Protocol plug-in is enabled on the
server. In addition, you must have write access permissions to the server
through the WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization plug-in. Finally, on the
encoding computer, check that Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled in
Microsoft Internet Explorer.
To determine if Integrated Windows Authentication is enabled in Internet
Explorer, do the following:
On the Tools menu, click Internet Options, and then click the Advanced tab.
In the Security section, select the Enable Integrated Windows Authentication
check box.
The encoder has Enable Integrated Windows Authentication checked.
The server has the WMS HTTP Server Control Protocol plug-in is enabled.
At the mountpoint level WMS Publishing Points ACL Authorization plug-in is
enabled with the user I want to authenticate (that does not have admin but
normal user rights) added with read/write and create permissions ticked.
And the push fails it just pops the pswd/username box backup when I press
enter with the correct crudentails in.
I know that everything is setup fine with regard to the server/encoder. If I
give the user administrative rights everything works BUT the encoder will be
at a customer site and I do not want the user to have admin. rights.
Any help would be gratefully recieved,
Andy
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