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Startup Performance

dcarfan

Hello,

Is there a way to optimize the time required to reach the POA screen?  It takes a bit longer than I would like (20 to 30 seconds) to reach the POA screen.  I'm running Dell E6410's with 4GB of RAM with SG Enterprise client 5.50.8.13.  Thank you.

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    I agree 100%, I too wish POA was a little bit faster in Utmaco land. I was told the reason for the slowness is because it's an OS by itself, a modified OpenBSD kernel that has been secured and changed to work for encryption purposes. Also, I think two-factor atuhentication is they key reason why Utimaco's preboot is so complex and therefore slow -- in EU two-factor authentication is a standard, not an option for majority of government organization, and I think at least as of few years ago, SGN's support for two-factor at preboot was unparalleled.
    It's not an excuse, merely an explanation. :-)

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    I agree 100%, I too wish POA was a little bit faster in Utmaco land. I was told the reason for the slowness is because it's an OS by itself, a modified OpenBSD kernel that has been secured and changed to work for encryption purposes. Also, I think two-factor atuhentication is they key reason why Utimaco's preboot is so complex and therefore slow -- in EU two-factor authentication is a standard, not an option for majority of government organization, and I think at least as of few years ago, SGN's support for two-factor at preboot was unparalleled.
    It's not an excuse, merely an explanation. :-)

    :12335
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