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July 5, 2012 at 7:16 am #7413
Hello there,
how can i config that a User must Login (local) into the Terminal (V10L) with another User Name then guest??
And how can I config this User?? (Username and PW)??
Greetings
FirefoxJuly 5, 2012 at 8:18 am #22539What backend should the user log in to?
CG
July 5, 2012 at 8:24 am #22542Nothing, only at the Terminal. After the login a RDP Session starts automatic.
Ore is there a other way that the User get prompt for a PW when the Terminal Screensaver lock??
Screensaver=”1″ LockTerminal=yes Type=2 Image=screensave.jpg
Greetings
RalfJuly 5, 2012 at 9:57 am #22545Ralf,
there is no local user management in WTOS. So you typically authenticate against a broker, eg XA, XD, Remote Services, View, etc.
If you do not use any of these, you can think about 2 things
– create a username.ini for each user and put a password in that .ini file. Then add signon=yes to your wnos.ini and each user has to authenticate against WTOS at boot. You can then use the username/password for starting your RDP session, so that the user does not have to authenticate twice
– enable NTLM authentication in your AD and add signon=NTLM in your wnos.ini. The user is not authenticating against AD instead of central username.ini files. The rest of the above also applies to this solution.CG
July 5, 2012 at 10:29 am #22546thx. for the answer CG.
I make a wnos.ini like this:
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autoload=0
AdminMode=yes Admin-Username=MEAFMNABMK Admin-Password=PCDPODDFPFGCPHGDPEHE
Privilege=High HidePN=yes HideConnectionManager=yesNoticeFile=Notice.txt
SysMode=Classic DisableAddConnection=yes” ToolbarStay=1Language=De
LanguageBar=yes Language=Us,De; If you are using a version of WTOS code 331 Password required for anonymous
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – (not logged in) PASS ***************
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 230 Logged on
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > TYPE I
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 200 Type set to I
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > SIZE /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 213 31
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > MdTm /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 213 20120705101809
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > PASV
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 227 Entering Passive Mode ()
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > RETR /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 150 Connection accepted
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > 226 Transfer OK
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 – anonymous > disconnected.
—You have any idea what is wrong??
Greetings
RalfJuly 5, 2012 at 10:49 am #22547??? What is your issue?
CG
July 5, 2012 at 11:26 am #22550Can’t login to the terminal……….
Greetings
RalfJuly 5, 2012 at 3:26 pm #22552But your wnos.ini is truncated in the above post.
What I can see is, that you do not have Signon=yes included at all.CG
July 5, 2012 at 5:02 pm #22558wnos.ini:
autoload=0
AdminMode=yes Admin-Username=MEAFMNABMK Admin-Password=PCDPODDFPFGCPHGDPEHE
Privilege=High HidePN=yes HideConnectionManager=yes
NoticeFile=Notice.txt
SysMode=Classic DisableAddConnection=yes" ToolbarStay=1
Language=De
LanguageBar=yes Language=Us,De
Screen=1 Resolution=1280x1024
Desktop=desktop.jpg
Screensaver="1" LockTerminal=yes Type=2 Image=screensave.jpg
Timeserver=XXXXXXX
TimeZone='GMT + 07:00' ManualOverride=yes Daylight=yes Start=030507 End=100507 TimeZoneName="China Standard Time"
Device=Ethernet Speed="Auto"
HideIP=yes
WakeOnLan=yes
SignOn=yes ConnectionManager=Hide DisableGuest=yes
Service=VNCD disable=yes
Service=WDM disable=yes
SessionConfig=RDP EnableTSMM=no USBRedirection=RDP Animation=no Theme=no
CONNECT=RDP
Host=XXXXXX
Description="XXXXX"
Fullscreen=yes
Rdp_No_Dragging=yes
Rdp_No_Animation=yes
UniSession=yes
Domainname=XXXXX
UnmapPrinters=yes
UnmapSerials=yes
Disablesound=No
LocalCopy=no
CONNECT=RDP
Host=XXXXXXX
Description="XXXXX"
AutoConnect=1
Fullscreen=yes
Rdp_No_Dragging=yes
Rdp_No_Animation=yes
UniSession=yes
Username-enc=MHAGMGDMPGCAOEHBOF
Password-enc=PGCHODDEOFHBOGHAOB
Domainname=XXXXXX
UnmapPrinters=yes
UnmapSerials=yes
Disablesound=No
LocalCopy=no
test.ini:
Password=MIFFIDBEIA encrypt=yes
FTP LOG:
USER anonymous
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - (not logged in)> 331 Password required for anonymous
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - (not logged in) PASS ***************
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 230 Logged on
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > TYPE I
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 200 Type set to I
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > SIZE /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 213 31
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > MdTm /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 213 20120705101809
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > PASV
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 227 Entering Passive Mode ()
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > RETR /wnos/ini/test.ini
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 150 Connection accepted
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > 226 Transfer OK
(000074)05.07.2012 12:19:39 - anonymous > disconnected.
What I do wrong??
Why I can’t login with the User Test at the Terminal??Greetings
RalfJuly 9, 2012 at 9:32 am #22563Maybe I wasn’t detailed enough.
You are only using Signon=yes but haven’t configured any backend, like XA or View connection broker.
If you do not have a backend then you have to log in against your AD. In that case use SignOn=NTLM as parameter and (!!!) switch your AD authentication to support NTLM. Look in the MS KB to get hints on how to do that.CG
July 9, 2012 at 11:33 am #22570ok i see. There is no local user management in WTOS.
Thx for your help.Greetings
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