Quest ESSO client | |
Quest ESSO client | |
Quest ESSO client | |
If you keep the Shift key pressed during the logon sequence, the automatic logon is interrupted and you can authenticate yourself with a smart card or biometric data to open the Windows session as another user. You cannot authenticate yourself with a password; indeed when you press the Ctrl+Alt+Del keys, the automatic logon resumes and the session is re-opened with user configured for autologon. | |
Quest ESSO client | |
Quest ESSO client | |
Default value: 20000.
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Quest ESSO client | |
Store on PC mode only.
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Default value: 20. | |
Quest ESSO client | |
0 (default): the user does not authenticate himself.
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Quest ESSO client | |
0 (default): beep is enabled.
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Quest ESSO client | |
0 (default): the biometric enrollment tool is proposed each time the user starts his Windows session.
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Quest ESSO client | |
The must change password at next connection option is always enabled when users reset a password through the SSPR process.
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Quest ESSO client | |
1 (default): option enabled. | |
Quest ESSO client | |
In this type of architecture, Quest ESSO stores users SSO data in another LDAP directory than Active Directory. But the users' accounts are stored in Active Directory and are managed by SSOWatch module of Quest ESSO as secondary accounts. In this configuration, the Windows password must be changed manually by default.
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Quest ESSO client | |
Quest ESSO Controller | |
1 (default): no restriction. | |
1 (default): allowed. | |
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