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ESSO

Definition

NetworkingHere protocolis an explanation about how to configure the ESSO profile.

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Screen overview

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Standard attributes

  • Class: class name (readOnly field).
  • Enabled: if it is checked (selected option is Yes) that protocol will be enabled.
  • AuthenticationSoffid portmain agent: UDPmain authentication port. This port is usedagent to logcheck in.the user account.
  • Accounting port: UDP authentication port. This port is usedSeconds to managesend thekeep session,alive whenfrom thedesktop sessionto startsserver:
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  • Timeout whento finishes.close sessions:
  • Enable PAPWindows (unsecure)credential provider: authenticationif protocol. The password to sendit is unencrypted.checked (selected option is Yes), the soffid logo will be displayed.
  • EnableDisplay CHAPlast logged-on user: if authentication protocol. The password to sendit is encrypted.checked (selected option is Yes), the last logged-on user will be displayed.
  • EnableCreate MSlocal CHAPaccounts v2when there is no domain account: if checked (the selected option is Yes) and the account does not exist in the main Soffid agent, the account is created as a local machine user.
  • Maximum number of consecutive days to allow an off-line logon: the maximum value is 30 days.
  • Enforce ESSO session when desktop gets on-line: if it is checked (selected option is Yes), the authentication protocol.is forced when the connection is retrieved
  • Enforce ESSO sessions: if it is checked (selected option is Yes), performs authentication against the Windows domain without logging into Soffid.
  • Let the user close the ESSO session: 
  • Allow quickly (and insecure) switch between users: if it is checked (selected option is Yes),
  • Hostname format

 

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