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Group information.The Enterprise Server comes preconfigured with three realms: file (theinitial default realm), certificate, and admin-realm.It is possible to also set up ldap, JDBC, solaris, or custom realms. Applications can specify the realm touse in their deployment descriptor. If they do not specify a realm, the Enterprise Server usesits default realm.In the file realm, the server stores user credentialslocally in a file named keyfile. You can use the Admin Console tomanage users in the file realm.In the certificate realm, the server stores usercredentials in a certificate database. When using the certificate realm,the server uses certificates with the HTTPS protocol to authenticate Web clients.For more information about certificates, see Introduction to Certificates and SSL.The admin-realm is also a FileRealm andstores administrator user credentials locally in a file named admin-keyfile. Use the Admin Console to manage users in this realm in the sameway you manage users in the file realm.In the ldap realm the server gets user credentialsfrom a Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) server such as the DirectoryServer. LDAP is a protocol for enabling anyone to locate organizations, individuals,and other resources such as files and devices in a network, whether on thepublic Internet or on a corporate intranet. Consult your LDAP server documentationfor information on managing users and groups in the ldap realm.In the JDBC realm, the server gets user credentialsfrom a database. The Enterprise Server uses the database information and the enabledJDBC realm option in the configuration file. For digest authentication, a JDBC realm should be created with jdbcDigestRealm asthe JAAS context. In the solaris realm the server gets user credentialsfrom the Solaris operating system. This realm is supported on the Solaris9 OS and later. Consult your Solaris documentation for information on managingusers and groups in the solaris realm.A custom realm is any other repository of user credentials, such asa relational database or third-party component. For more information, seethe Admin Console online help.To Configure a JDBC Realm for aWeb, EJB ApplicationThe Enterprise Server enables you to specify a user's credentials in the JDBC realm instead of in the connection pool. Using the JDBC realminstead of the connection pool prevents other applications from browsing thedatabase tables for the user's credentials. A user's credentials are the user'sname and password.Note – By default, storage of passwords as clear text is not supportedin the JDBC realm. Under normal circumstances, passwordsshould not be stored as clear text.Create the database tables in which to store the users'credentials for the realm.How to create the database tables dependson the database that you are using.Add the users' credentials to the database tables that you createdin Step 1.How to add users'credentials to the database tables depends on the database that you are using.Create a JDBC realm.Usethe Admin Console GUI for

This repository was archived by the owner on Nov 30, 2024. It is now read-only. This repository was archived by the owner on Nov 30, 2024. It is now read-only. DescriptionGot that error when I tried to select realm13:58:02 | Server | Server | Starting Hermes Proxy...13:58:02 | Server | Server | Version 2023-01-30 official 3.7.013:58:02 | Server | Server | Modern (Client) Build: V2_5_2_4089213:58:02 | Server | Server | Legacy (Server) Build: V2_4_3_860613:58:02 | Storage | GameData | Loading data files...13:58:02 | Server | VersionChecker | Loaded 1059 legacy opcodes.13:58:02 | Server | VersionChecker | Loaded 1639 modern opcodes.13:58:03 | Storage | GameData | Finished loading data.13:58:03 | Network | Server | External IP: 127.0.0.113:58:03 | Server | Server | Starting BnetTcpSession service on 127.0.0.1:1119...13:58:03 | Network | NetworkThread | Network Thread Starting13:58:03 | Server | Server | Starting BnetRestApiSession service on 127.0.0.1:8081...13:58:03 | Network | NetworkThread | Network Thread Starting13:58:03 | Server | Server | Starting RealmSocket service on 127.0.0.1:8084...13:58:03 | Network | NetworkThread | Network Thread Starting13:58:03 | Server | Server | Starting WorldSocket service on 127.0.0.1:8086...13:58:03 | Network | NetworkThread | Network Thread Starting13:58:09 | Server | BnetTcpSession | Accepting connection from 127.0.0.1:60780.13:58:10 | Network | AuthClient | C P>S | Connecting to auth server... (realmlist addr: logon.stormforge.gg:3724) (resolved as: 141.94.214.226:3724)13:58:10 | Network | AuthClient | Authentication succeeded!13:58:10 | Server | AuthClient | Requesting RealmList update for COOLDOGE13:58:10 | Network | AuthClient | Received 6 realms.13:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Public Test Realm - MOP" at 141.95.157.136:808913:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Mistblade" at 141.95.157.136:808513:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Public Test Realm - Wotlk" at 141.94.138.34:808713:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Fordring" at 141.94.138.34:808813:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Public Test Realm - TBC" at 141.94.138.34:809013:58:10 | Server | RealmManager | Added realm "Netherwing" at 141.94.138.34:809113:58:12 | Server | WorldSocket | WorldSocket:HandleAuthSession: Client 'COOLDOGE' authenticated successfully from 127.0.0.1:60786.13:58:12 | Network | WorldClient | Connecting to world server...13:58:13 | Network | WorldClient | Connection established!13:58:13 | Network | WorldClient | Authentication failed!13:58:13 | Error | WorldClient | C P13:58:13 | Error | WorldSocket | The WorldClient failed to connect to the selected world server!13:58:13 | Error | AuthClient | C P

-->Forum Input and Assistance Support Q&A WotLK World Server is Down Member Joined 2019 --> Sometimes in the Icecrown realm (more frequently since more or less 4 days) I get disconnected from the server and when I try to log back in it says "World Server is Down", and I cannot connect to any of my characters there. Can connect to other realms tho. When I look at the webpage, it always displays people playing in Icecrown. Any suggestions/fixes?Thanks in advance. Forum Veteran Joined 2015 --> weird.World Server is Down = realm is down for everyone (theoretically)Once you log back on the realm, check this page: check Icecrown "uptime" Member Joined 2023 --> icecrown is up for 7 hours still i cant log in ....you ve been disconnected from the server the message i get...anybody knows anything ? Member Joined 2023 --> was in the middle of a raid when this happened just now Member Joined 2023 --> Posting Permissions You may not post new threads You may not post replies You may not post attachments You may not edit your posts BB code is On Smilies are On [IMG] code is On [VIDEO] code is On HTML code is Off Forum Rules

Basic Record - Select to add a Basic record. Then enter the realm and login credentials in the fields provided. The realm is a name associated with the protected area of the web application. It corresponds to the AuthName setting in a .htaccess file for Apache servers, and to the Realm value set for IIS servers. Add Digest Record - Select to add a Digest record. Then enter the realm and login credentials in the fields provided. The realm is a name associated with the protected area of the web application. It corresponds to the AuthName setting in a .htaccess file for Apache servers, and to the Realm value set for IIS servers. Add NTLM Record - Select to add an NTLM record. Then enter login credentials in the fields provided. Realm (optional) - For NTLM server authentication, enter the Windows domain name containing the credentials supplied in User Name/Password. For HTTP Basic server authentication, enter the protected realm name. You can enter a maximum of 128 characters. Username - Enter a username for authentication. You can enter a maximum of 128 characters. Password - Enter a password for authentication.OAuth2 Record Type We support four authentication types or grant types for creating an OAuth2 record: 1) Authorization Code, 2) Implicit, 3) Client Credentials, 4) Resource Owner Password Credentials. Selecting the "Authorization Code" or "Implicit" grant type requires you to upload a valid Selenium script. We will prompt you to upload the Selenium script when you select either grant type. Click Choose File to upload a script from your local file system, or drag and drop the file into the Import File window. Use Qualys Browser Recorder to create a Selenium script. To learn more about Qualys Browser Recorder, refer to the WAS Online Help. We support parameters for username and

One-time passcode. Click Save. To configure the LDAP connection: Select the Data tab.The Membership Connection Settings page appears. In the Datastore Type section, from the Type drop-down list, select Active Directory (sAMAccountName). In the Datastore Connection section, in the Domain text box, type the domain name.For example, type ecotest.com. In the Connection String text box, type the LDAP IP address, followed by the domain name.For example, type LDAP://10.0.1.173/DC=ecotest,DC=com for the ecotest.com domain. In the Datastore Credentials section, in the Service Account text box, type a name for the account.For example, type test. In the adjacent @ text box, type the domain name.For example, type ecotest.com. In the Password text box, type a password for the service account. To configure the AD server information that you specified in steps 1–6, see Configure the AD Server. To confirm the connection to the AD server, click Test Connection.If the test is successful, a Connection Successful message appears. In the Profile Fields section, in the Email 1 text box, make sure the value entered is mail. Select the Writable check box. Click Save. To configure the default workflow and multi-factor authentication: Select the Workflow tab. In the Workflow section, from the Default Workflow drop-down list, select Username & Password | Second Factor. Click Save. Select the Multi-Factor Methods tab. In the Email Settings section, from the Email Field 1 drop-down list, select One-Time Passcode via HTML Email. Select Disabled for all other email settings. Click Save. To enable API authentication: Select the API tab. In the API Key section, select the Enable API for this realm check box. To create the Application ID and Application Key, click Generate Credentials. Copy or note these values for reference. The keys are used to configure the SecureAuth RADIUS server. In the API Permissions section, select the Enable Authentication API and User Self-service Password Change check boxes. Click Save. Configure SecureAuth RADIUS Server To download and configure the SecureAuth RADIUS server: Download the SecureAuth RADIUS server from Log in to the SecureAuth RADIUS server Web UI at Select the Settings tab. In the RADIUS Server Settings section, in the Shared Secret text box, type a password.For example, type 11111111. Click Save. To configure the IdP Realm: Select the ldP Realms tab. Click . In the Primary ldP Host text box, type localhost. If the two servers are not on the same computer, type the SecureAuth IdP server IP address. In the ldP Realm text box, type SecureAuth998. In the API Application ID and API Application Key text boxes, type the application ID and key generated in the previous procedure. Click Save Changes. The IdP Realm shows as enabled. To configure the RADIUS client and authentication workflow: Select the