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Single User Login Unique Session

Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2016 4:33 pm
by mclark
We currently use Go-Global for our remote access and load balancing. Looking to switch to TSPlus but we have one major requirement that I have not been able to figure out as of yet.

We have configured auto login using a single domain account as we do with Go-Global. This creates a unique session that only that user can see as far as uploading and downloading, and drive access.

With TSPlus it seems that if we have a similar configuration that the user is tied directly to a single user account. This results in having to manage multiple user accounts in order to keep users isolated.

Is there a way to have a single sign on account, provide isolation per session so each individual using the auto sign in feature cannot see others files, drives, downloads, etc. ?

Or will be have to create a user account for each individual to get that level of isolation.

Thanks.

Re: Single User Login Unique Session

Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2016 4:09 pm
by John
Hello,

Yes, replacing GGW by TSplus is a very smart and wize decision.

GGW is opening user sessions on the Window system, exactly like TSplus do.
So, I am surpise to read that you did detect any difference on this specific point.

However, if you wish to do autologon you can use comand line based URLs like it is describe in
http://www.terminalserviceplus.com/docs ... rl-address
and you can have different links with different credentials to benefit from a different user profile per user

For you information, the method we are using ourselves to have a different user environment when multiple users are opening a session using the same Widnows account is to use the session ID
Instead of
C:\users\XXXXXXXX\AppData\Roaming\MyData
We are using in our code
C:\Users\XXXXXXX\AppData\Roaming\Session#1\MyData
We create this \Session#1\ when session is opening and we copy all of TSplus files into this subfolder.
May be you can use this
C:\Users\%UserName%\AppData\Roaming\Session#XXXX\ folder in your application to create your own "per user data environnent".

Kind regards

John