Symantec PCANYWHERE - V12.5, Руководство пользователя

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to access the host computer. The authentication type that you choose can depend
on your operating system and computing environment.
Symantec pcAnywhere supports a variety of authentication types. The
authentication type that you choose depends on your computing environment.
For example, your administrator might use a directory server, like Microsoft
Active Directory Services (ADS) to create and maintain user accounts to control
access to the network.
You must select an authentication type, regardless of whether you are connected
to a network. If you are not sure which type to use, contact your administrator.
Configuring Secondary Authentication
Symantec pcAnywhere Enable Secondary Authentication provides you the option
to log on to a session even if the primary authentication fails. This option helps
you to logon successfully to a host computer by specifying the secondary
authentication credentials.
To configure Secondary Authentication
1 In the Symantec pcAnywhere window, in Advanced View, on the left
navigation bar, click Hosts.
2 In the right pane, under Hosts, right-click the connection item in which you
want to configure the secondary authentication, and then click Properties.
3
In the Host Properties dialog box, click the Callers tab, and then select an
authentication type.
4 Under Caller list, create a new caller.
5 Check Enable Secondary Authentication.
Note: If you configure secondary authentication for the selected authentication
type for the first time, the Caller Properties: New Caller dialog box is
automatically displayed.
6
Click Secondary Caller Properties.
7
In the Caller Properties: New Caller dialog box, under the Identification tab,
select a domain and account.
8 Click OK.
9 In the Host Properties dialog box, click Apply and then OK.
205 Securing your computer and sessions
Protecting a host computer from unauthorized access