what domain name to pass in windows environment to get smb connection in smbj-rpc library
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I am using https://github.com/rapid7/smbj-rpc library to get shared smb directories for all computers in a local network. For now, I need to handle the network where each computer has local user accounts (there is no active directory). But, in future, I will also need to make it general:-
a) to identify whether given ip address is in workgroup or domain and
b) get the correct value of domain value to be used for authentication.
So, I am looking for above info and how to get it using Java. Sample snippet below:
final SMBClient smbClient = new SMBClient();
Session session = null;
RPCTransport transport;
try (final Connection smbConnection = smbClient.connect(ip)) {
final AuthenticationContext smbAuthenticationContext = new AuthenticationContext(user,
password.toCharArray(), "what_domain_to_pass\?");
session = smbConnection.authenticate(smbAuthenticationContext);
I have tried standard Java api:
InetAddress inetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(ip);
String hostName = inetAddress.getHostName();
but I am not sure if it is the right way.
java windows smbj
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I am using https://github.com/rapid7/smbj-rpc library to get shared smb directories for all computers in a local network. For now, I need to handle the network where each computer has local user accounts (there is no active directory). But, in future, I will also need to make it general:-
a) to identify whether given ip address is in workgroup or domain and
b) get the correct value of domain value to be used for authentication.
So, I am looking for above info and how to get it using Java. Sample snippet below:
final SMBClient smbClient = new SMBClient();
Session session = null;
RPCTransport transport;
try (final Connection smbConnection = smbClient.connect(ip)) {
final AuthenticationContext smbAuthenticationContext = new AuthenticationContext(user,
password.toCharArray(), "what_domain_to_pass\?");
session = smbConnection.authenticate(smbAuthenticationContext);
I have tried standard Java api:
InetAddress inetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(ip);
String hostName = inetAddress.getHostName();
but I am not sure if it is the right way.
java windows smbj
Have you tried just passingnullfor the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.
– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13
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I am using https://github.com/rapid7/smbj-rpc library to get shared smb directories for all computers in a local network. For now, I need to handle the network where each computer has local user accounts (there is no active directory). But, in future, I will also need to make it general:-
a) to identify whether given ip address is in workgroup or domain and
b) get the correct value of domain value to be used for authentication.
So, I am looking for above info and how to get it using Java. Sample snippet below:
final SMBClient smbClient = new SMBClient();
Session session = null;
RPCTransport transport;
try (final Connection smbConnection = smbClient.connect(ip)) {
final AuthenticationContext smbAuthenticationContext = new AuthenticationContext(user,
password.toCharArray(), "what_domain_to_pass\?");
session = smbConnection.authenticate(smbAuthenticationContext);
I have tried standard Java api:
InetAddress inetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(ip);
String hostName = inetAddress.getHostName();
but I am not sure if it is the right way.
java windows smbj
I am using https://github.com/rapid7/smbj-rpc library to get shared smb directories for all computers in a local network. For now, I need to handle the network where each computer has local user accounts (there is no active directory). But, in future, I will also need to make it general:-
a) to identify whether given ip address is in workgroup or domain and
b) get the correct value of domain value to be used for authentication.
So, I am looking for above info and how to get it using Java. Sample snippet below:
final SMBClient smbClient = new SMBClient();
Session session = null;
RPCTransport transport;
try (final Connection smbConnection = smbClient.connect(ip)) {
final AuthenticationContext smbAuthenticationContext = new AuthenticationContext(user,
password.toCharArray(), "what_domain_to_pass\?");
session = smbConnection.authenticate(smbAuthenticationContext);
I have tried standard Java api:
InetAddress inetAddress = InetAddress.getByName(ip);
String hostName = inetAddress.getHostName();
but I am not sure if it is the right way.
java windows smbj
java windows smbj
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Have you tried just passingnullfor the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.
– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13
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Have you tried just passingnullfor the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.
– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13
Have you tried just passing
null for the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13
Have you tried just passing
null for the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13
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Have you tried just passing
nullfor the domain? For local user accounts you don't need it.– Hiery Nomus
Nov 28 at 15:13