TIP: You may want to print a copy of this documentation to consult during installation.
Instructions for installation and setup Microsoft User Authentication Module (UAM), Version 5.0.11 on a Macintosh running a Mac Classic OS (versions 8.5 - 9.2).

1. Click on the following link to download the Microsoft User Authentication Module.
   
2. A file called MS UAM 5.0 will appear the folder you have specified for file downloads within your web browser.
   
3. Drag MS UAM 5.0 into the AppleShare Folder in your System Folder (refer to Figure 1).
   NOTE: If it does not already exist, create a folder and name it AppleShare Folder.
   

Figure 1 - Mac System folder

Logging onto an Windows NT 4.0 Server

1. From the Chooser, select the AplleShare icon by clicking on it (refer to Figure 2)
2. Select the name of the AppleTalk zone which contains the server you want to connect to by clicking on it
3. Select the name of the server from the menu labeled Select a file server
4. Click Ok
   
   Figure 2 - selecting ITHelps server from Chooser
5. From the menu labeled Select a log on method click on Microsoft Authentication V.5.0(v2) (refer to Figure 3).
   
   Figure 3 - Log on method Microsoft Authentication
6. Click Ok
7. When prompted to connect to the server, click the radio button labeled Registered User and enter your Boston College Username and password (refer to Figure 4).
   
   Figure 4 - Log on to server
   Note ­ ITHelps is an NT 4.0 server ­ Make sure the checkbox labeled “Require strong authentication (NTLMv2) is NOT checked
8. Click Connect
9. From the dialog box labeled Select the items you want to use, click on the name of the item so it appears shaded(refer to Figure 5.
   
   Figure 5 - item selected appears shaded
10. Click OK

Logging onto a Windows 2000 / XP Share

1. From the Chooser, select the Applesauce icon by clicking on it (refer to Figure 6)
2. Select the name of the AppleTalk zone which contains the server you want to connect to by clicking on it
3. Select the name of the server from the menu labeled Select a file server
   
4. Click Ok
   
   Figure 8 - Selecting Diana server from Chooser
5. From the menu labeled Select a log on method click on Microsoft Authentication V.5.0(v2) (refer to Figure 9).
6. Click OK
   
   Figure 9 - Log on method Microsoft Authentication
7. When prompted to connect to the server, click the radio button labeled Registered User and enter your Boston College Username and password (refer to Figure 10).
   
   Figure 10 - Log on to serverNote ­ Diana is a Windows 2000 server. Check the box labeled “Require strong authentication (NTLMv2).
8. Click Connect
9. From the dialog box labeled Select the items you want to use, click on the name of the item so it appears shaded (refer to Figure 11).
   
   Figure 11 - item selected appears shaded

Finally

If you receive an Authentication Error (refer to Figure 12) after entering your BC username and password in the Connect to server as dialog box, complete the following:

Figure 12 - Authentication Error

• Uncheck the box labeled Require strong authentication (NTLMv2) (refer to Figure 13)
  
  Figure 13 - Require strong authentication (NTLMv2) is not checked
• Click Connect

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