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Assign application to different domain
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2017 6:04 am
by stevenfoo
Hi,
I just install a trial version for testing.
We have 3 main domain across our organization around the world.
Like Citrix we can assign group from different domain. However for Tsplus I could only choose from the local domain that I logon and also the local group only. How do I over come this to enable me to choose from another domain?
Re: Assign application to different domain
Posted: Thu Jan 12, 2017 2:47 pm
by admin
Hello,
This is supported. To do so, you will need to login to the TSplus server using one domain account of each domain to assign your applications.
You can also directly edit the AppControl.ini file located in the C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\UserDesktop\files
In the example below, I have assigned the floating panel to user John from domain 2 and to Sonia from Domain 1.
[App3]
appname=FloatingPanel
path="C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\UserDesktop\FloatingPanel.exe"
startup="C:\Program Files (x86)\TSplus\UserDesktop"
cmdline=
groups=
users=DOMAIN2\John;DOMAIN1\Sonia
maximized=no
minimized=no
hide=no
all_users=no
Re: Assign application to different domain
Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 12:24 am
by stevenfoo
This is not what I meant.
When you want to assigned user to the published application, in TSplus, I cannot choose the user from another domain on your GUI screen.
This is not so user friendly.
How to make that user friendly?
Re: Assign application to different domain
Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 10:50 am
by admin
Hello,
TSplus is not optimized for this kind of usage, I provided you with two solutions that can be used as workaround.
Re: Assign application to different domain
Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2017 11:54 am
by John
Hello,
Most of TSplus customers are using Workgroup or one Domain.
Some few ones, like you apparently, are using multiple domains and TSplus support it.
In order to comply with Windows good practices, the AdminTool user friendly interface is design to provide its services according to the current administrator privileges.
- If you start the AdminTool using a Domain ABC credential, THEN, you will be able to administrate the domain ABC users and groups
- If you start the AdminTool using a Domain XYZ credential, THEN, you will be able to administrate the domain XYZ users and groups
It makes sense, it is secured and it is easy; itn't it?
More. If our customer prefer it, he can edit with Notepad the file to do some changes without using the AdminTool.
Powerfull and flexible!
Kind regards
John