Login to be disabled

Software : Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC
Solaris 2.8+
version 3.42.947
A Webtop link for to one of our servers, when clicked on this link it
requests for the destination server's login/password (before the Windows
Login screen). This needs to be turned off.
Can any one help?
Ketan

ketan Mistry wrote:
Software : Tarantella Secure Global Desktop Enterprise Edition for SPARC
Solaris 2.8+
version 3.42.947
A Webtop link for to one of our servers, when clicked on this link it
requests for the destination server's login/password (before the Windows
Login screen). This needs to be turned off.
Can any one help?
Ketan
Ketan,
So you want the Windows Login screen to handle the login authentication
and not the SGD Tier 3 passcache to handle this? If so then make sure
to reverse the Microsoft authentication settings
http://www.tarantella.com/documentation/sgd/ee/3.42/help/en-us/wcp/gettingstarted/terminal_server_config.html#authentication
and disable passcache and "Save Password" via
http://www.tarantella.com/documentation/sgd/ee/3.42/help/en-us/base/standard/am_launch.html
This will then have the effect of not SGD prompting and the Windows
Login screen being displayed for authentication. It will prompt users
every time and for every application.
Regards,
Carmelo

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