Environment
Novell Modular Authentication Service (NMAS)
Novell Open Enterprise Server 1 (OES 1)
Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 (OES 2)
Novell Open Enterprise Server (Linux based)
Novell Open Enterprise Server (NetWare based)
Novell Open Enterprise Server 1 (OES 1)
Novell Open Enterprise Server 2 (OES 2)
Novell Open Enterprise Server (Linux based)
Novell Open Enterprise Server (NetWare based)
Situation
Not all NMAS methods are cross platform. Some 3rd party
methods are only available for the NetWare and Windows platforms.
If the NMAS method you are attempting to use is not available for
the platform you are running, you will not be able to authenticate
to a server which doesn't have the NMAS method.
For example, if you are using a NMAS method that has not been ported to Linux and you insert a Linux server into your tree and add replicas to this server, when NMAS authentications hit this specific server, NMAS authentications will fail.
For example, if you are using a NMAS method that has not been ported to Linux and you insert a Linux server into your tree and add replicas to this server, when NMAS authentications hit this specific server, NMAS authentications will fail.
Resolution
Note: This is a work in progress TID and will updated when new
information is available. If you are looking for a particular
NMAS method that is not listed in this TID, please use the TID
Feedback link at the bottom on this tid and provide the NMAS method
and vendor you are needing information about.
Note: It is impossible to list all NMAS methods, however this listing should help in determining if your method will continue to work as you migrate to OES Linux.
Note: "All Platforms" means the method will load and run on NetWare, Windows, Solaris, Linux, AIX, HPUX
3rd Party Methods
BeyondLSI, Inc - http://www.beyondlsi.com
BeyondLSI NMAS Login Method (MethodID =0x3c0 ) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Secugen - http://www.secugen.com/
Secugen Enterprise NMAS Fingerprint Login Method (MethodID = 0x150) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Vasco Data Security - http://www/.vasco.com
Vasco Digipass Proxy LCM (MethodID = 0x80) (NetWare and Windows only)
Vasco Digipass LSM (MethodID = 0x80) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Novell Methods
NDS Method (MethodID = 7) - (All Platforms)
Challenge Response (MethodID = 0x1f) - (All Platforms)
Simple Method (MethodID = 9) - (All Platforms)
Digest-MD5 (MethodID = 0x1c) - (All Platforms)
CertMutal (MethodID = 11) - (All Platforms)
Windows Native Access Method (NetWare and Windows only)
Novell Enhanced Smart Card Method (NESCM) (MethodID = 37) (NetWare, Windows, Linux, Solaris)
Note: The following Novell methods are "End of Life" and are phased out.
X509 Certificate (MethodID = 10) - (All Platforms)
Universal Smart Card (MethodID = 23) - (All Platforms)
NDS Change Password (MethodID = 12) - (All Platforms)
Entrust (MethodID = 0xf) - (All Platforms)
Enhanced Password (MethodID = 0x14) - (All Platforms)
X509 Advanced Certificate (MethodID = 22) - (All Platforms)
Note: It is impossible to list all NMAS methods, however this listing should help in determining if your method will continue to work as you migrate to OES Linux.
Note: "All Platforms" means the method will load and run on NetWare, Windows, Solaris, Linux, AIX, HPUX
3rd Party Methods
BeyondLSI, Inc - http://www.beyondlsi.com
BeyondLSI NMAS Login Method (MethodID =0x3c0 ) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Secugen - http://www.secugen.com/
Secugen Enterprise NMAS Fingerprint Login Method (MethodID = 0x150) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Vasco Data Security - http://www/.vasco.com
Vasco Digipass Proxy LCM (MethodID = 0x80) (NetWare and Windows only)
Vasco Digipass LSM (MethodID = 0x80) (NetWare, Windows, and Linux)
Novell Methods
NDS Method (MethodID = 7) - (All Platforms)
Challenge Response (MethodID = 0x1f) - (All Platforms)
Simple Method (MethodID = 9) - (All Platforms)
Digest-MD5 (MethodID = 0x1c) - (All Platforms)
CertMutal (MethodID = 11) - (All Platforms)
Windows Native Access Method (NetWare and Windows only)
Novell Enhanced Smart Card Method (NESCM) (MethodID = 37) (NetWare, Windows, Linux, Solaris)
Note: The following Novell methods are "End of Life" and are phased out.
X509 Certificate (MethodID = 10) - (All Platforms)
Universal Smart Card (MethodID = 23) - (All Platforms)
NDS Change Password (MethodID = 12) - (All Platforms)
Entrust (MethodID = 0xf) - (All Platforms)
Enhanced Password (MethodID = 0x14) - (All Platforms)
X509 Advanced Certificate (MethodID = 22) - (All Platforms)
Status
Top IssueAdditional Information
This is a table of all known methods listed by MethodID (Dec and Hex):
7 | 0x7 | NDS Method | All 32bit Platforms | Novell |
9 | 0x9 | Simple Method | All Platforms | Novell |
10 | 0xa | X509 Certificate | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
11 | 0xb | CertMutual | All Platforms | Novell |
12 | 0xc | NDS Change Password | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
13 | 0xd | lsmcifs (CIFS on NetWare 5.1/6.0) | NetWare and Linux | End of Life |
14 | 0xe | lsmafp (AFP on NetWare 5.1/6.0) | NetWare only | End of Life |
15 | 0xf | Entrust | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
20 | 0x14 | Enhanced Password | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
22 | 0x16 | X509 Advanced Certificate | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
23 | 0x17 | Universal Smart Card | All 32bit Platforms | End of Life |
28 | 0x1c | Digest-MD5 | All Platforms | Novell |
29 | 0x1d | Kerberos | All 32bit Platforms | Novell |
30 | 0x1e | Macintosh Native File Access (AFP on NetWare 6.5) | NetWare | End of Life |
31 | 0x1f | Challenge Response | All Platforms | Novell |
34 | 0x22 | Windows Native File Access (CIFS on NetWare 6.5) | NetWare, Linux | Novell |
35 | 0x23 | GSSAPI | Linux, Linux64 | Novell |
37 | 0x25 | Novell Enhanced Smart Card Method (NESCM) | NetWare, Windows, Linux, Solaris | Novell |
128 | 0x80 | Vasco Digipass Proxy LCM | NetWare and Windows | Third Party |
128 | 0x80 | Vasco Digipass LSM | NetWare, Windows, Linux | Third Party |
338 | 0x150 | Secugen Enterprise NMAS Fingerprint Login Method | NetWare, Windows, Linux | Third Party |
960 | 0x3c0 | BeyondLSI NMAS Login Method | NetWare, Windows, Linux | Third Party |