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Client Authentication Agent

Jon Eyre

Hi

I have a windows standard user that i am trying to install the agent for.

He does not have the rights to install.

I install using administrator creds. Problem is it installs in the administrators appdata folder not the standard users. At that time it grants access after logging into the agent.

BUT when the machine is restarted the agent is never going to autorun as it is in the wrong users startup.

 

It seems it is impossible to use the agent for a standard user, useless



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    Hi Jon Eyre,

     

    if GPO is no option for you and the admin will install the authentication agent locally for a user, this should work for you.

     

    1. Log into webadmin -> 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).