Hello all together,
we have implemented a Windows Server 2008 R2 with Terminalservices and RemoteApps in our environment.
Some of our customers are now able to access the RemoteApp Website via SSL VPN.
The have to use AD accounts to log-in, so we are able to use SSO to access to the RemoteApp website (http://servername/RDWeb) - this works fine.
My problem is thw following:
When the user clicks on an application, e.g. MS Access, mstsc.exe is startetd an connect thorugh WSAM to the terminal server. The problem is, that the user has to type the user credentials again.
Does anyone know if it is possible to use SSO with mstsc?
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Unfortunately remoteapp publishing does not support SSO using ldap directly. This has to be managed by a web form posting the information.
The webgui blog has a quick and dirty hack code that you can use for this purpose. But it does save the user/password into the browser cache in the process. So you will need to evaluate the risks there.
Unfortunately remoteapp publishing does not support SSO using ldap directly. This has to be managed by a web form posting the information.
The webgui blog has a quick and dirty hack code that you can use for this purpose. But it does save the user/password into the browser cache in the process. So you will need to evaluate the risks there.
thanks for this information!
Sorry to dredge up an old post but I was wondering if you could post your SSO settings for accessing the RemoteApp site.
Our redweb site prompts for login in password.