Avoid Unix and Windows Terminal Server Login

When i connect to my application server through the web browser, i need to
do a UNIX login. Is there any way to avoid this?
Once i got into the application server, i tried to start another
application but that too, required me to login into the Windows Server.
Can this be avoided as well?

M Wong wrote:
When i connect to my application server through the web browser, i need to
do a UNIX login. Is there any way to avoid this?
Once i got into the application server, i tried to start another
application but that too, required me to login into the Windows Server.
Can this be avoided as well?
Hi there.
If by "i need to do a Unix login" you mean "I have to create an account
on the underlying Unix/Linux OS as to 'couple' an SGD-EE user with a
Unix/Linux user", then this is one the the "Login Authorities" enabled
by default in SGD-EE.
Good news is that you can use plenty of em, such as the RAS/SecurID,
LDAP, Active Directory, NT Domains and possibly others.
Let's start by paying the following URL a visit:
http://docs.sun.com/source/819-4309-10/en-us/base/standard/login_authorities.html
It's related to SGD EE 4.2 but the same principles do apply to older
versions of the software as well.
Best,
Rob
Roberto Zini - r.zini<@AT@>strhold.it
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