Hi,
We have a lot of databases (275) on 7 FM servers (13 and 15)
Users are connected thru the external server (AD server (all in one AD group))
The unmanaged device has an self-created username and password. (like username Piet and password Whatever )
On the windows (unmanned) device they connect to our wifi with there AD credentials ;
username : puk.p
pasword : welcome01
If they are opening a database the SSO (Single Sign On) takes over and opens the database in de background with puk.p and password welcome01. The AD account.
Because this is an unmanaged device we want all those users get the FileMaker loginwindow to identify them.
With SSO they don't get this !!
Devices are sometimes lent out and wifi is connecting automatically (ICT has no influence on this).
If this happens we (or the user) has a problem !!!
How can we prevent this from happening? Can I prevent FileMaker is using this SSO
My first solution is a re-login script?
I found out that Windows is using a Windows Credential called '*Session'.
If I change or delete this FileMaker shows me the login window.
Greetings
Andre Vink
Pietje Puk... had to smile, childhood memories.
There may be some confusion at play here. SSO is not really possible from a device. SSO for logging into FM only works in the scenario that:
- FMS is on windows and the server is a member of the AD domain
- user is on a windows machine that is also ma member of the AD domain
- user is already logged into the machine using AD credentials
- FMS is setup to use External and FM accounts
- the file has a external accounts with at least one that the user's AD account belongs to
What you may be seeing is not SSO but possibly keychain-stored credentials. Which makes it look like/behave SSO but it isn't. Is this device iOS?
The screenshots have me confused: is this a Windows mobile device / Surface? Or did you mean 'laptop' and device in a more general term?