Exclusion of clients based on a domain SID (self-hosted)

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Exclusion of clients based on a domain SID (self-hosted)

In this section, you will learn how to restrict the registration of clients based on a domain.

 

You can use the “register_sid” setting to deny the registration of clients that are not in the specified domain (using the SID).

 

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Open the configuration file "best_local.ini" on directory level. (Default directory: "C:\Program Files\Cordaware\best_srv\etc\best_local.ini")

 

Add the following entry to the "[best_ext]" section:

 

 

register_sid = S-1-5-21-407... (No value is set by default. This means that the function is deactivated).

 

(If an entry with the key “register_sid” already exists, simply change the value to the respective SID.)

 

Save the configuration file and restart the service "Cordaware_bestinformed_best_srv" to apply the changes.

 

 

Exclude certain operating systems without domain affiliation

 

Not all operating systems can belong to a domain. To exclude operating systems from the “register_sid” function, you can use the “register_sid_os_exclude” function.

 

Open the configuration file "best_local.ini" on directory level. (Default directory: "C:\Program Files\Cordaware\best_srv\etc\best_local.ini")

 

Add the following entry to the "[best_ext]" section:

 

 

register_sid_os_exclude = ios,android (No value is set by default. This means that the function is deactivated).

 

(If an entry with the key “register_sid_os_exclude” already exists, simply change the value to the comma-separated list of your desired operating systems).

 

The following values are possible:

 

Value

Operating system

windows

Microsoft Windows

linux

All Linux distributions

ios

Apple iOS

android

Android

darwin

Apple macOS

 

Save the configuration file and restart the service "Cordaware_bestinformed_best_srv" to apply the changes.