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SSO client vs STAS

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Hi,

Long time ago I tried STAS with mixed results and I gave up. Now I have latest version 17.1.2 and I am wondering which direction should I go - STAS or SSO client? I know is not easy to deploy SSO client but .... maybe it would give more reliable results. In short I am looking for quick comparison between those two authentication methods which would help me to make decision.

Pawel



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    I would say ithardly depends on your Environment. From my point of view, STAS is a suitable solution for well-managed environments with well-managed, rather static endpoints. Static means: Most of your Users are using a classic desktop-PC. We've been facing a lot of issues with Laptops being removed from Dockingstation (hand over from RJ45 to WLAN). As far as I know, SSO Client is also possible to use when having not a Domain Environment what's not the case with STAS (of corse it's not). 

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    I would say ithardly depends on your Environment. From my point of view, STAS is a suitable solution for well-managed environments with well-managed, rather static endpoints. Static means: Most of your Users are using a classic desktop-PC. We've been facing a lot of issues with Laptops being removed from Dockingstation (hand over from RJ45 to WLAN). As far as I know, SSO Client is also possible to use when having not a Domain Environment what's not the case with STAS (of corse it's not). 

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