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Windows logon and Pin

homer_mg

Hi all,

Im running Safguard 6.1 server and enabled encryption and eToken.

Now I would enable such a combination of logon:

at the POA eToken PIN and later at Windows logon the windows domain logoon. 

Which sittigs should be enabled in the authentification policy?

Currently i have this:

Logon mode eToken

logon options no ccyptographic

Pass trough to windows disabled pass-trought to windows

This works but after the logon to windows i see the popup from Safguard : please enter the pin for eToken

How i can disable this popup

Hope you can help me with this

Thanks all!

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    Hi Homer,

    sounds like the SafeGuard Enterprise Client with POA was setup correctly and eToken login is already working. A side note on your policy configuration:

    - "Logon mode eToken" > OK

    - "logon options no ccyptographic" > OK, the token stores your username and password and you unlock the information with your PIN.

    - "Pass through to windows disabled pass-trought to windows" > You should have this option enabled so that after logging on to POA with your eToken, you will be brought straight to your desktop without having to authenticate again. This will also remove the need to re-enter the Token PIN.

    If you want to have this option disabled, make sure to use the SafeGuard Credential Provider tile (the green white tile that represents a safe-dial) to logon to Windows. This will log you on to SafeGuard Enterprise and there will be no additional pop-up after logging on.

    Regards,

    ChrisD

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    Hi Homer,

    sounds like the SafeGuard Enterprise Client with POA was setup correctly and eToken login is already working. A side note on your policy configuration:

    - "Logon mode eToken" > OK

    - "logon options no ccyptographic" > OK, the token stores your username and password and you unlock the information with your PIN.

    - "Pass through to windows disabled pass-trought to windows" > You should have this option enabled so that after logging on to POA with your eToken, you will be brought straight to your desktop without having to authenticate again. This will also remove the need to re-enter the Token PIN.

    If you want to have this option disabled, make sure to use the SafeGuard Credential Provider tile (the green white tile that represents a safe-dial) to logon to Windows. This will log you on to SafeGuard Enterprise and there will be no additional pop-up after logging on.

    Regards,

    ChrisD

    :48920
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