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zanyterp_ · ‎12-08-2011

nope, you can run both on the same endpoint (not at the same time, of course), depending on your role access. network connect works just fine on apple devices; on the Mac it is called Network Connec and on iOS it is called Pulse. The Pulse Mobile client and Pulse Desktop client share the same name but different access mechanisms under the hood; the iOS role, for example, is configured for Network Connect administratively.

zanyterp_ · ‎10-07-2010

Hi destroyer, The GINA option supports only single authentication; dual/secondary authentication is not supported for GINA.

destroyer_ · ‎10-07-2010

I'm just getting going with SecureMeeting and have most everything good to go and I'd really like my users to be able to use the Outlook plugin to work with meetings. I'm using a combination of RSA and AD for user authentication to access the the website, however I ~really~ don't want my users at least while in the office to have to have to enter in their RSA information if at all possible, to if nothing else just schedule a meeting from inside Outlook. As is is in my testing from what I can tell you setup your information in the meeting, it dosent authenticate if you use RSA and forces you to go to the web page and enter everything in and after all that THEN it allows you to schedule a meeting. Is there a way around all this that anyone may be able to offer information on?

zanyterp_ · ‎12-08-2012

The change is too intensive for a filter-level fix

Re: PULSE in WINE

Re: RSA / GINA

Outlook plugin authentication / RSA /AD

Re: A PopUp is blocked