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Client Authentication Agent Not Works in PCs With Non Admin Users

Hi,

I am using Sophos XG 125 Firewall and tried to install the CAA in my user's computers. Initially, it is found to be working in all the PCs. The issue is observed after restarting the PCs on which the users are login in with non administrator accounts. In such PCs, the CAA will not work once the PC is restarted. I have to reinstall it again to use it. But after another restart, it will again stop working. I have already raised one support case with the Sophos team and got an interesting reply that "Its your domain issue that your domain does not allows the app to start automatically after restart". This is a completely wrong statement as I found a lot of other users also querying about the same thing in the Sophos community and even in other blogs as well. But there was no proper solution found yet for this issue. While installing the CAA in a user pc with non admin rights, it will ask to enter the administrator username and password. The app will get installed only after entering these details. The same way we are installing all the applications in the PC and all of them works well after restarting except CAA. So, its a simple logic that the issue is not at the customer side but with the CAA application only. Hope this time we will get a solution for this long pending issue reported by multiple users.

 

Thanks

Smithesh



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  • Hi  

    Thank you for sharing the service request number, please allow us some time to check. I have involved the concerned team in your case and you will get assistance at earliest.

    Meanwhile, could you please try to check the community thread and perform the steps available in it.

    1. Log into web admin -> Authentication -> Client Downloads

    2. Download locally both files: 'Download MSI' and 'Download CA for MSI'

    3. Change the certificate extension from .pem to .cer and double click it

    4. Install Certificate -> Current User -> 'Place all certificates in the following store' then click Browse

    5. Select 'Trusted Root Certification Authorities' -> OK -> Next -> Finish -> Yes. You should see a success message.

    6. Install the msi with elevated privileges 

    7. Run (or don't) the CAA

    The installation will be successful for the local user, and the agent will automatically restart with every user login (if this option is selected).

    Regards,

    Keyur
    Community Support Engineer | Sophos Support
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