Juniper NETWORK AND SECURITY MANAGER 2010.4 - CONFIGURING INFRANET CONTROLLER GUIDE REV 01 Manual page 62

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Table 8: OAC Configuration Details (continued)
Option Function
Login name Specifies the settings that
you want to configure in
the Odyssey Access Client
profile.
Login prompt to Specifies the login prompt
be displayed to be displayed.
Permit login Enables password
using password authentication for how
you want Odyssey Access
Client to obtain the user's
credentials to sign into the
Infranet Controller.
Select password Specifies the password
type to use type to use. This field
appears only if you select
Permit login using
password field.
Your Action
Select the login name.
Use qualified Windows login name (domain
name).— Configures the login name with the
user's Windows domain name and username
in the format domain name\username. Use
this option if you are using an Active Directory
authentication server that requires a domain
name in addition to a username for
authentication.
Use unqualified Windows login name—
Configures the login name with the user's
Windows user name only. Use this option for
authentication servers that require a user
name only for authentication.
Prompt for login name using the following
Prompt:— Displays a dialog box for the user
to enter a name during the initial Odyssey
Access Client installation only. The login name
is then configured and the user is not
prompted again. You can also configure the
text string used for the prompt in the dialog
box.
Enter the login prompt if you have selected the
Prompt for login name using the following
Prompt: in the Login name box.
Select to enable password authentication.
Select the option for how you want Odyssey
Access Client to obtain the user's credentials.
Use Windows password — Enables Odyssey
Access Client to automatically authenticate
the user to the Infranet Controller by using the
user's Windows password. During the initial
Odyssey Access Client installation, the user
must enter a password once, but then the
Odyssey Access Client automatically uses the
Windows password after that.
Prompt for password— Enables Odyssey
Access Client to prompt the user to enter a
password when the user is authenticated the
first time after startup. Odyssey Access Client
reuses the user's credentials for the duration
of the Windows session. If you choose this
option and if you have configured single
sign-on, Odyssey Access Client does not
prompt the user for the password.
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