Enabling the Login Account to Log In Automatically
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Finally, set M-Files to log in to the classic M-Files Web automatically:
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On the M-Files server, use Registry Editor to create this registry key, where
<version> is the M-Files version number (for example 11.1.4310.92) and <web site ID> is a
unique ID given to the M-Files Web site by Internet Information
Services (IIS):
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Motive\M-Files\<version>\Server\MFWA\Sites\<web site ID>\
- If there is only one website, the site ID is usually 1.
- If the M-Files Web site runs in the virtual directory of the website, add a colon and the name of the virtual directory after the site ID. For example, if the application is in the M-Files Web virtual directory of this single website, the website ID is 1:MFWA.
- The IIS server software in Windows 2003 shows the ID as one column.
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Specify the registry key values to be used for automatic login. This table
contains the values available for specification:
Value Type Description Domain REG_SZ If the authentication method in use is Windows authentication, specify the domain in this value. Password REG_SZ The login password. UserName REG_SZ The login account name. Vault REG_SZ The document vault ID. The value can be for example {A8DCB561-913F-4318-A276-E7E171EAFBE6}. The value can be found in the Document Vault Properties window of a vault in M-Files Admin. WindowsUser REG_DWORD Specifies the authentication method. False is for M-Files authentication, and True is for Microsoft Windows authentication. - Close Registry Editor.
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Use Windows Task Manager to restart the MFServer service:
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Right-click the taskbar and select Task
Manager.
Result:The Task Manager window is opened.
- Open the Services tab.
- Right-click the MFServer service and select Restart.
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Right-click the taskbar and select Task
Manager.