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Alternate log-in prompt

In some cases, the client host and the server that

hosts HP Web Jetadmin do not reside on the same

or on any Windows security domain. An alternate

log-in prompt (Figure 3) is provided so that users

can enter log-in credentials other than the

credentials that the current Windows session uses.

Single sign-on is normally used to pass the identity

of a user who is logged in to the local desktop

Windows session to HP Web Jetadmin. If HP Web

Jetadmin fails to authenticate this identity for any

reason, it displays the alternate log-in prompt.

An alternate log-in prompt is useful in the following

situations:

• An HP Web Jetadmin-authorized user accesses

the software from an unauthorized person’s

desktop.

• The HP Web Jetadmin server is on a secured

domain while the end-user desktops are not.

However, the end users have log-in identities in this domain that have been given access rights in

HP Web Jetadmin user/roles.

• Windows users are managed locally at the HP Web Jetadmin server and have been given access

in HP Web Jetadmin to user/roles.

NOTE HP Web Jetadmin running on Windows XP Professional and other operating systems might

continue to display not authorized messages even though the user has been authorized for

user/roles features. If these messages continue to display, check the Local Security Settings on

the Windows host running HP Web Jetadmin. Under Local Policies

> Security Options, find

the policy labeled Network Security: Sharing and security model for local accounts. Be sure

this policy is set to Classic, local users authenticate as themselves. Always review the

Microsoft documentation when adjusting security policies on Windows hosts.

Figure 3—Alternate log-in prompt

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