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SSO STAS on mulitple VLAN's and Subnets

gilbert doss

We have tried to set up SSO in our company and we faced issues while changing from one subnet to another. Since we were under premium support, we raised a ticket but still couldn't solve. Is there a solution to it??



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    Hi Gilbert,

    STAS works as the Data Collector reads the Eventlog of your Domaincontroller for "Log in" and "Log Out" Events.

    If a user logs into a workstation he will be registered with the ip of that workstation until he loggs of / WMI Polling says the device is not available.

    if your user works with a laptop he logs in, the domain controler sees one login Event if your user pulls the lan cable and roams to wifi there is no more login event until he locks his laptop and logs in again.

    SSO with STAS does only make sense for users with "non-Roaming" Workstations.

    Yours Lukas

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    Hi Gilbert,

    STAS works as the Data Collector reads the Eventlog of your Domaincontroller for "Log in" and "Log Out" Events.

    If a user logs into a workstation he will be registered with the ip of that workstation until he loggs of / WMI Polling says the device is not available.

    if your user works with a laptop he logs in, the domain controler sees one login Event if your user pulls the lan cable and roams to wifi there is no more login event until he locks his laptop and logs in again.

    SSO with STAS does only make sense for users with "non-Roaming" Workstations.

    Yours Lukas

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