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Single Sign-On Settings
Here you can specify how the single sign-on (SSO) settings.
Table 1-7 Single Sign-On settings
Setting Description
UpdateSSO=0
This setting determines how Pointsec PC handles third party GINAs. The
default value is
0
.
The following values are permitted:
0 This is the default value. Whenever the computer is started or
shutdown, Pointsec PC will check if any GINAs have been added, and if
so it will rebuild the GINA order. Pssogina.dll will always be set as the
active GINA.
1 Pointsec PC maintains
Pssogina.dll
as the active GINA. Pointsec PC
checks every 10 seconds for registry changes to GINA order. If there are
any changes, for example, if
Pssogina.dll
is replaced by
nwgina.dll
,
Pointsec PC will rebuild the GINA order so that
Pssogina.dll
is the first
GINA.
2 The same as
1
but Pointsec PC also checks that the files associated
with the GINAs are actually physically present. If a file has been
removed, Pointsec PC deletes the GINA entry in the registry. For
example, if a user removes the file associated with
nwgina.dll
,
Pointsec PC discovers that the file is missing, removes the entry
nwgina.dll
from the registry and moves the next GINA up automatically.
Pssogina.dll
is always the first GINA.
4 Pointsec PC will not make any changes. If a new GINA is added, this
will be the active GINA on the system. If
Pssogina.dll
is replaced, this
option will disable Pointsec PC SSO, password synchronization, and
smart card support.
SSODelay_NWGINA=
Here you can specify the delay before performing SSO with a Novell
login. The default is 5000 milliseconds (ms).
The minimum value is 0 ms, and the maximum is 60000 ms. This
setting can be useful when you need to correct problems with SSO
caused by slow systems.
SSODelay_MSGINA=
Here you can specify the delay before performing SSO with a Windows
2000/XP login. The default is 2000 milliseconds (ms).
The minimum value is 0 ms, the maximum value is 60000 ms. This
setting can be useful when you need to correct problems with SSO
caused by slow systems.