Should the TeamCity server be part of domain for Windows Domain Authentication?
To use Windows Domain Authentication, should the TeamCity server be part of the domain?
If so, is there a way I can do this TeamCity server not being part of domain?
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Hello, Teamcity server doesn't have to be a part of domain to use this authentification type.
As mentioned here: http://confluence.jetbrains.com/display/TCD8/Configuring+Authentication+Settings, it can be a Linux computer. But server should be able to find domain controller.
Is there a property I can set for Domain Controller?
Domain Authentication: If this works right, I should be able to login to TeamCity with my doamin user account?
Yes, you should be able to log-in with your domain credentials. If you experience problems with authentification, you can look into teamcity-auth.log for details.
Thank you Sergey, Here is the error message that was in the log, I am not sure about this message, Not a special user or login as special user is not allowed but the last one is wired because my user name and password works fine in other places.
Any thoughts?
There are several authentification modules. Teamcity tries to authentificate user using each of them. SpecialUsersLoginModule is for special (super) user, which is required when peforming special actions like DB update or viewing logs, when startup fails. You can just ignore that message.
What you need to pay attention to is NTDomainLoginModule. it replied "The user name or password is incorrect"