applicationresources.properties

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activeDirectory.controllerHost.name=Domain Controller Hostname
activeDirectory.controllerHost.description=Host name of Active Directory controller

activeDirectory.controllerPort.name=Domain Controller Port
activeDirectory.controllerPort.description=Port number on which the Active Directory LDAP server is running. Usually this is 389.

activeDirectory.additionalUserBase.name=Filtered User Bases
activeDirectory.additionalUserBase.description=By default SSL-Explorer will include all users and roles found in the base DN. If you want to restrict access to a specific set of OU抯 that contain users enter the full DN values here. For example 'OU=Employees,DC=CORP,DC=COM'

activeDirectory.additionalGroupBase.name=Filtered Group Bases
activeDirectory.additionalGroupBase.description=By default SSL-Explorer will include all users and roles found in the base DN. If you want to restrict access to a specific set of OU抯 that contain groups enter the full DN values here. For example 'OU=Roles,DC=CORP,DC=COM'

activeDirectory.userCacheTTL.name=User/Group Cache TTL
activeDirectory.userCacheTTL.description=The amount of time (in seconds) that user and group information will be cached for. Any changes to your active directory (new users, groups etc) will not appear in SSL Explorer until this time has elapsed.

activeDirectory.cacheMaxObjects.name=Max Cache Objects
activeDirectory.cacheMaxObjects.description=The maximum number of objects stored in the cache.

activeDirectory.includeStandardUsers.name=Include standard users and groups.
activeDirectory.includeStandardUsers.description=Include the standard user base 'CN=Users ....' built from the domain name. If you do not include these you will have to manually add your own user base string to the the 'Additional user bases' list. See the documentation for more details.

activeDirectory.includeStandardGroups.name=Include standard groups.
activeDirectory.includeStandardGroups.description=Include the standard group base 'CN=Users ....' built from the domain name. If you do not include these you will have to manually add your own group base string to the the 'Additional group bases' list. See the documentation for more details.

activeDirectory.includeBuiltInGroups.name=Include built-in groups.
activeDirectory.includeBuiltInGroups.description=Include the built-in group base 'CN=Builtin ....' built from the domain name. If you do not include these you will have to manually add your own group base string to the the 'Additional group bases' list. See the documentation for more details.

activeDirectory.usernamesAreCaseSensitive.name=Enforce username case sensitivity.
activeDirectory.usernamesAreCaseSensitive.description=Windows normally allows logon when the case of a username is incorrect. Enable this option to force users to enter the correct case for their usernames

activeDirectory.pageSize.name=Page Size
activeDirectory.pageSize.description=Number of results to return in a single query to the Active Directory (multiple requests are made to receive all required objects).


activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.name=Organizational Unit Filter
activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.description=Only include the following OUs when listing accounts and roles from the Active Directory (will still list standard users and groups unless options below are unset).
activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.entryTitle=Filter
activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.targetTitle=Filters
activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.add=Add
activeDirectory.organizationalUnitFilter.remove=Remove

activeDirectory.baseDN.name=Base Organizational Unit
activeDirectory.baseDN.description=Normally a user logon will search from the root of the Active Directory use this setting to limit the search to a single branch of the AD.

webForwards.cache.directory.name=Directory
webForwards.cache.directory.description=Directory of cached files.

webForwards.cache.maxUserSize.name=Max. size per user (MB)
webForwards.cache.maxUserSize.description=The maximum size of each users cache in MB.

webForwards.cache.maxUserObjects.name=Max. objects per user
webForwards.cache.maxUserObjects.description=The maximum number of objects in each users cache.

webForwards.cache.maxUserAge.name=Max. age
webForwards.cache.maxUserAge.description=The maximum number of minutes each cached item will be stored for. A value of 0 means store forever (or until logout).

webForwards.cache.clearOnLogout.name=Clear on logout
webForwards.cache.clearOnLogout.description=If selected, the users cache will be cleared when either they logout.

proxies.http.proxyHost.name=HTTP Proxy Hostname
proxies.http.proxyHost.description=If your network configuration requires use of a proxy server outgoing HTTP / HTTPS connections, provide the hostname or IP address here.

proxies.http.proxyPort.name=HTTP proxy port
proxies.http.proxyPort.description=If your network configuration requires use of a proxy server outgoing HTTP / HTTPS connections, provide the port number on which the proxy server is running here.

proxies.http.proxyUser.name=HTTP proxy user
proxies.http.proxyUser.description=If you have configured SSL-Explorer to use an HTTP proxy server that requires authentication, provide the user here.

proxies.http.proxyPassword.name=HTTP proxy password
proxies.http.proxyPassword.description=If you have configured SSL-Explorer to use an HTTP proxy server that requires authentication, provide the password here.

proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.name=Non-proxied hosts
proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.description=If you have configured SSL-Explorer to use an HTTP proxy server, there may be a need to specify hosts that are not proxied. Enter one host or IP address per line, with no termination character. Wildcards are permitted, e.g. *.foo.com.
proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.add=Add
proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.remove=Remove
proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.entryTitle=Hostname / Address
proxies.http.nonProxyHosts.targetTitle=Non-proxies hosts

proxies.socksProxyHost.name=SOCKS hostname
proxies.socksProxyHost.description=If your network configuration requires use of a SOCKS proxy, provide the hostname here.

proxies.socksProxyPort.name=SOCKS port
proxies.socksProxyPort.description=If your network configuration requires use of a SOCKS proxy, provide the port here.

proxies.socksProxyUser.name=SOCKS username
proxies.socksProxyUser.description=If you SOCKS server requires authentication, provide the user here.

proxies.socksProxyPassword.name=SOCKS password
proxies.socksProxyPassword.description=If you SOCKS server requires authentication, provide the password here.

# Updates

updates.automaticallyConnectToApplicationStore.name=Automatically connect to Extension Store
updates.automaticallyConnectToApplicationStore.description=With this option enabled, SSL-Explorer will automatically attempt to connect to 3SP Application Store when the Application management page is loaded.
updates.checkForCoreUpdates.name=Check for SSL-Explorer updates
updates.checkForCoreUpdates.description=When enabled, SSL-Explorer will automatically check if there is a new version available. If a new version is available a message will be displayed to all logged on administrators.
updates.checkForExtensionUpdates.name=Check for Extension updates
updates.checkForExtensionUpdates.description=When enabled, SSL-Explorer will automatically check with the 3SP Extension Store if there are updates to any installed extension.  If a new version of any extension is available a message will be displayed to all logged on administrators.

# Authentication Modules
authenticationModule.Password.name=Password
authenticationModule.Password.description=This authentication module requests a username and password using a web based form. The submitted details are then passed to the currently active <b>User Database</b> for verification.

authenticationModule.PersonalQuestions.name=Personal Questions
authenticationModule.PersonalQuestions.description=This authentication module asks the user for the answer to a random personal question (e.g. Your favorite color).

authenticationModule.HTTP.name=Password (HTTP BASIC)
authenticationModule.HTTP.description=This authentication module requests a username and password using the HTTP BASIC mechanism. The browser will be sent an <b>Un-authorized</b> response code, which will cause an authentication dialog to be shown. Note, some browser may have the ability to cache these details - SSL-Explorer is not in control of this. The user details supplied will be verified by the currently active <b>User Database</b>.

authenticationModule.RADIUS.name=RADIUS
authenticationModule.RADIUS.description=This authentication module requests a username and password using a web based form. The submitted details are then passed to the configured <b>RADIUS</b> server for verification.

authenticationModule.WebDAV.name=WebDAV
authenticationModule.WebDAV.description=This system authentication module allows users to logon via WebDAV using username and password only. It must be the only module in a scheme.

authenticationModule.EmbeddedClient.name=Embedded Client
authenticationModule.EmbeddedClient.description=This system authentication module allows users to logon via the embedded client using username and password only. It must be the only module in a scheme.

# RADIUS

radius.serverHostName.name=RADIUS Server
radius.serverHostName.description=The host name or IP address of the RADIUS server. This can be localhost, or a remote server.

radius.authenticationMethod.name=RADIUS Authentication Method (PPP or CHAP)
radius.authenticationMethod.description=If your server does not use a specific authentication method, this value is ignored. The only methods that are currently supported in this configuration are <b>ppp</b> or <b>chap</b>
radius.authenticationMethod.value.chap=CHAP
radius.authenticationMethod.value.ppp=PPP

radius.authenticationPort.name=Authentication Port (default is 1812)
radius.authenticationPort.description=This is the port number stipulated for the RADIUS authentication process. <b>It MUST be a valid integer port between 0 and 65536</b>. The default (1812) is usual for standard RFC compliant radius servers. Both this and the accounting port must be open between the RADIUS server and the connecting client.

radius.accountingPort.name=Accounting Port (default is 1813)
radius.accountingPort.description=This is the port number stipulated for the RADIUS accounting process. <b>It MUST be a valid integer port between 0 and 65536</b>. The default (1813) is usual for standard RFC compliant radius servers. Both this and the authentication port must be open between the RADIUS server and the connecting client.

radius.sharedSecret.name=RADIUS Shared Secret
radius.sharedSecret.description=The RADIUS shared secret which has been set up on the RADIUS server.

# SMTP
smtp.startOnStartup.name=Enable on startup 
smtp.startOnStartup.description=Start the SMTP delivery system when SSL-Explorer starts

smtp.hostname.name=SMTP Server
smtp.hostname.description=The host name or IP address of the SMTP mail server.

smtp.port.name=Port
smtp.port.description=The port number on which the SMTP service is running.

smtp.senderAddress.name=Sender address
smtp.senderAddress.description=The email address to use as the sender.

smtp.login.name=Login (HELO)
smtp.login.description=The hostname to provide when logging in with HELO. Leave blank to use the default hostname.


# Categories
#
# INFORMATION
#
# If you add new categories, remember to update the category tree in 
# sslexplorer/src/com/sslexplorer/server/categories.xml
#

category.10.name=Agent Configuration
category.10.description=Agent Configuration

category.15.name=Agent Proxy Server
category.15.description=AgentProxy Server

category.20.name=Network Places
category.20.description=Network Places

category.30.name=User Interface
category.30.description=User Interface

category.40.name=Windows File Sharing
category.40.description=Windows File Sharing

category.50.name=Profiles
category.50.description=Profiles

category.60.name=Password Options
category.60.description=Password Options

category.65.name=Security Options
category.65.description=Use this link to access options to configure various security options used by SSL-Explorer.

category.67.name=Confidential Attributes
category.67.description=Here you can configure options that relate to how SSL-Explorer treats confidential user attributes.

category.70.name=Web server
category.70.description=Web server

category.80.name=Microsoft Windows Authentication
category.80.description=Microsoft Windows Authentication

category.90.name=Web Forwarding
category.90.description=Web Forwarding

category.100.name=Proxies
category.100.description=HTTP and Socks Proxies

category.110.name=Automatic Updates
category.110.description=SSL-Explorer Core and Extension Updates# Property categories

category.800.name=Configuration
category.800.description=Configuration

category.810.name=SSL-Explorer Agent
category.810.description=All of the settings in this category affect the behaviour of the SSL-Explorer Agent. Settings included timeouts and proxy servers.

category.820.name=Session
category.820.description=Session settings affect how your SSL-Explorer login session looks and behaves. Here you may configure things such as your session timeout and home page.  

category.900.name=System Settings
category.900.description=System Settings

category.1010.name=Server
category.1010.description=Use this link to configure options such as web server settings, network proxy settings and automatic update settings.  You can also set security settings here such as password lengths, maximum connection attempts and timeouts.

category.1020.name=Resources
category.1020.description=The resources section allows you control over settings concerning Network Places, Profiles and Web forwarding settings.

category.1030.name=Windows Integration
category.1030.description=Here you can configure many properties relating to how SSL-Explorer integrates with your Microsoft Windows file shares and other Windows resources.  Options are available that can assist with troubleshooting sharing problems on Windows.

category.1040.name=My Profiles
category.1040.description=My Profiles

category.200.name=RADIUS
category.200.description=RADIUS

category.210.name=Messaging
category.210.description=SSL-Explorer can use a number of different methods to communicate messages to administrative and normal users.  Here you can configure settings relating to these message delivery methods.

category.220.name=SMTP
category.220.description=Messaging