Hi,
I'm sure this must have come up before.. I've setup Single Sign on to my RDS Server through RDWeb Access.
I can pass through OK after logging on and my apps all load up OK with just the need for one login.
The problem I have is protecting the applications and 'locking' the terminal. Now I've used a bit of VB script that will 'lock' the remote session (Similar to CTRL - ALT - END) but if the user leaves their IE window open and clicks a new application, SSO kicks in and unlocks the screen.
I did have the terminals setup to login to the domain at first so a local CTRL-ALT-DELETE would protect their applications and they need their domain info to unlock, but i'm now trying a non domain terminal and have come up against this protection issue - The terminal auto-logons on with a default account so locking that terminal isn't an option!
The only way I can think of at the mo is to teach the users to 'lock' the workstation using my app and then close the IE window. When they return they will need to reload up the IE window and login as before?
Cheers in advance
Rob