ViewSonic VS13789 manual Sso

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2-7 SSO

Single sign-on (SSO) is a property of access control of multiple, related, but independent software systems. With this property a user logs in once and gains access to all systems without being prompted to log in again at each of them.

Here are descriptions of every setup item:

Enable SSO	Choose which SSO methods to log on.
	1. Use ID and Password in Winlogon.
	2.	Use ID and Password in Profile.
	3.	User ID and Password in Dialog.
Enable Pre-Logon Connectivity	User ID and Password in the previous
	activated Profile and not show any
	authentication dialog.
Profile List (only support LEAP or	1.	Select Profile: Select a profile
EAP-Fast authentication)		containing LEAP or EAP-Fast
		authentication.
	2.	Information of selected profile: Profile
		information such as profile name, SSID.

ViewSonic WPD-100

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Contents ViewSonic Compliance Information FCC Radiation Exposure Statement Declaration of RoHS Compliance Copyright Information T a L O G Other features of WPD-100 including Safety Information System Requirements Package Contents Familiar with WPD-100 ViewSonic WPD-100 ViewSonic WPD-100 Connect to Wireless Access Point Using WPD-100 Utility Scan for Other Wireless Devices AB C DE ViewSonic WPD-100 There are 4 types of technical information To connect to the selected access point Connect to an Access Point ViewSonic WPD-100 Add an Access Point to Profile Ssid Can drag the slider to set the threshold value, or input WPA Ttls ‘Use protected authentication credential’ box, and click Here are descriptions of Profile List item Using Windows Zero Configuration ViewSonic WPD-100 ViewSonic WPD-100 Advanced Settings WMM Setting View Network StatisticsSeconds, and input ‘0’ for infinity WPS Configuration WPS Setup PBC Push-Button Configuration ViewSonic WPD-100 WPS Setup PIN SSO CCX CCXRadio On/Off AboutOn-line Help Switch to AP Mode and Basic Configuration Chapter III Soft-AP FunctionItem Name Description Be operated. Selection of other channels is not Are in different country. For example whenPermitted under FCC regulations Security Setting TypeData will not be encrypted and people with some Access Control Reject All Reject wireless clients with MAC address Connection Table AIDEvent Log Statistics Open Diagnostic Testing Mode Chapter IV Appendix Specification Troubleshooting An access point with encryption. Please Customer Support Limited Warranty