VPN Clientless Access Bookmark - credentials

Question

Is it on the roadmap to support single sign on or using the logged in credentials for bookmarks in the User Portal/Clientless Access? 
 I would like to be able to allow a few users to login to the User Portal and use the HTML5 RDP bookmark to remote into their desktops. The problem is that currently, the only way to accomplish this, to my knowledge, is to either disable NLA on their desktops and use the RDP Protocol Security on the bookmark or to save the credentials on the appliance for the NLA Protocol Security. The former is insecure and would show up on any internal audit, and the latter would require collecting user passwords and updating them every time they change. Neither of these is ideal. 
 The user already has to logon to the User Portal... Why not allow me to use those credentials?

KingChris · Accepted Answer

Hi givemecontrol 
 The device does support SSO. You are not using a feature that supports SSO. 
 If you would like SMB shares to support individual SSOs then please go to https://ideas.sophos.com and submit a request there. Product management will then take it under advisement. 
 This feature is primarily used for access to file shares for contractors or people who software policies do not allow them to install software. It is also for use for people in countries where governments do not allow VPN access. 
 As your question is answered, this thread will now be locked.

KingChris · Answer

Hi givemecontrol 
 I have tested SMB bookmarks and have found them to be working perfectly fine. 
 If you are requesting to have SMB bookmarks use the same credentials as the user signed on, then you will need to submit a feature request. 
 Currently there is no request for this as a feature. 
 
 Thanks!

KingChris · Answer

Further to the reply above, if you would like to use individual credentials for each SMB share you create, you can do so. You can create a SMB share for each user that has access to that bookmark. You can then use a unique user account per bookmark.