When you use e-id <username> is the 'social security number' of the person logging in. <password> is not specified, you need to ask for it if you want to use it. You need to make a mapping to an internal user name. If you, for instance, add the ssn as an attribute to an AD server you can do ldap query to AD to get the AD username. <userAttr.samaccountname> If you need more information, we have e-id up and running on SA. ... View more

We successfully integrated the (non free) java RDP client from HOB in our JSA setup. It works with automatic rewriting, we offer it as a web bookmark. It is used by our employees that have a non-windows computer at home. We even have bidirectional audio possibilities that way. ... View more

We use a java rdp client that is available in an applet form. You put the html code and applet on a webserver and the juniper nicely rewrites it. (add it like you would any web resource) We use it for offering windows terminal services on mac's and other non-microsoft os'es (and windows clients prior to XP with no decent rdp client). link: link to site The applet even supports bi-directional sound (you need to install a driver on your terminal servers in order for this to work). We are very happy with it. ... View more