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since ‎04-27-2017
‎10-29-2017
chi11er
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Re: Windows Repeatedly Prompts For Logons When On ...

by in Pulse Desktop Clients
‎04-27-2017 06:25:PM
‎04-27-2017 06:25:PM
Hi, Thanks for responding - it's much appreciated. The user logs into a domain joined laptop with a domain account. This may be password or certificate based. When not using the vpn, Kerberos/ntlm and Sso works seamlessly. The VPN uses user certificate to authenticate (different credentials) and does not reference the active directory - instead it uses a seperate ldap database. As soon as you make the vpn connection the same server that seamlessly authenticated 30 seconds ago prompts for login. That could be SMB / RDP / IIS(using integrated authority) etc etc... I would expect the vpn to be seamless and the user to continue authenticating using their logged in domain credentials. I should add that this behavior is not happening on our windows 7 devices running the old juniper client. It's just on Win10 where we have: A) updated the agent B) created a new Config C) used the new agent Hence I'm assuming there is an option setting we have missed. Thanks in advance. ... View more

Windows Repeatedly Prompts For Logons When On VPN

by in Pulse Desktop Clients
‎04-27-2017 06:44:AM
‎04-27-2017 06:44:AM
Hi, I've spent time searching for a previous answer here and I can only assume its the keywords I'm using. In our envrionment we are using a seperate credential set to build the VPN tunnel from the client. Once connected, any domain connected device is prompting for a login. Whilst our logs are pretty scant, it appears to be related to the PC trying to use the VPN Authentication Credentials to authenticate with any network device on the VPN network segment. Once you authenticate with a server / service the session remembers the login used (till reboot) In the Windows VPN world, this would be resolved with: You'll need to locate your VPN connections .pbk file. You can find it here: C:\Users\{WindowsLogin}\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk Or if you have it set to allow all users to use the connection, you can find it here: C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk Edit it with a text editor and find the line that says: UseRasCredentials=1 Disable it by setting it to 0 UseRasCredentials=0 Please can anyone help me find where on earth I set this in the pulse side as noone I have spoken to seems to understand the client or server... Many thanks in advance. ... View more
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