External Supporting Files for Windows Authentication
This document outlines the external supporting files required to configure Windows Authentication in OvalEdge. These files are mandatory to enable secure authentication using Windows domain credentials and to ensure successful connector validation and connectivity.
The required libraries vary based on the OvalEdge release version and the JVM architecture (32-bit or 64-bit). When Windows Authentication is selected, OvalEdge relies on additional JDBC driver files and native authentication libraries to establish connectivity through Windows-based authentication mechanisms.
These supporting files are required only when Windows Authentication is selected.
OvalEdge Release7.2.x and later - Supporting Files
jtds-1.3.1.jar
1.3.1
Linux / Unix
Required JDBC driver library for Windows Authentication support. Place the file in the Third Party Jars directory.
sqljdbc_auth.dll
13.2.1.x86
32-bit JVM
Required authentication DLL for Windows Authentication (32-bit JVM). Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
sqljdbc_auth.dll
13.2.1.x64
64-bit JVM
Required authentication DLL for Windows Authentication (64-bit JVM). Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
ntlmauth.dll
-
Linux / Unix
Required native library for NTLM-based authentication. Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
OvalEdge Release6.3.x - Supporting Files
jtds-1.3.1.jar
1.3.1
Linux / Unix
Required JDBC driver library for Windows Authentication support. Place the file in the Third Party Jars directory.
ntlmauth.dll
-
Linux / Unix
Required native library for NTLM-based authentication. Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
sqljdbc_auth.dll
12.8.1.x86
32-bit JVM
Required authentication DLL for Windows Authentication (32-bit JVM). Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
sqljdbc_auth.dll
12.8.1.x64
64-bit JVM
Required authentication DLL for Windows Authentication (64-bit JVM). Place the file in the Tomcat bin directory.
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