Users
The following values can be configured independently for each user, at HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\nsoftware\SFTPServer\20\Users:
Name | Type | Description |
DisplayName | String | Contains a readable name for the client shown on the Users tab. |
UserName | String | Contains the client name. |
Password | String | Contains the password for the client. |
RootDirectory | String | Specifies the default directory of the client after starting a channel. In addition, it tells the server to overwrite the global root directory for this user. As a result, the client is jailed to this location because client perceives its working directory as the root of the entire server.
Note: If UseDefaultDirectory is enabled, the value stored in this setting is ignored. |
StoreName | String | Windows users only. Tells the server to look for client certificates in the specified store. |
StoreType | DWORD | Windows users only. Tells the server to look for client certificates in the Machine or User stores.
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Mechanisms | DWORD | Windows users only. Specifies the authentication mechansism to be used.
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LogonType | String | Windows users only. Controls the type of logon performed by the application when attempting to authenticate users.
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UseDefaultDirectory | DWORD | Controls the default directory behavior for the client. When enabled, the server will use the default location for this user. The default location is the root of the server, which can be specified on the Server Settings page.
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Enabled | DWORD | Whether the server will authorize the user or not. When enabled, the server will authorize the user.
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EnableGSSAPI | DWORD | Windows users only. Whether the server will allow the GSSAPI authentication mode for the user.
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EnablePublicKey | DWORD | Windows users only. Whether the server will allow Windows store based public key authentication for the user. When enabled, the StoreName and StoreType configuration settings will contain the location the server will look for client certificates.
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EnablePassword | DWORD | Windows users only. Whether the server will allow password authentication via Windows Authentication mechanisms.
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