Hello Probably a quite easy thing to accomplish. I have a windows 2008 server, i have created a remote desktop and want to send the user credentials (aka sso), i have clicked the "Auto Logon". But i try to access the rdp icon on the webtop it dont seem to send any credentials.

Have you checked if the required session variable are loaded when the resource is accessed ? sessiondump 'sid' to check the session variables session.logon.last.username session.logon.last.password - if secure, can't see session.logon.last.domain

Good point, i will check this when im at the client the next time.

Alright it seems to be the same issue with both web and ntlm aswell. It wont even send any credentials. Where should me "sso credential mapping" be placed, after the LDAP auth?

I think we don't need SSO credential mapping here.

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23 Replies

kunjan
Nimbostratus
Dec 01, 2014
In the VPE, insert the "Variable Assign" and use session variable "session.logon.last.password" and assign to a custom variable like session.logon.custom.password with "unsecure" option.
- supportrsd_1762
  Nimbostratus
  Dec 01, 2014
  I found something really intresting, i had a "variable assign" after the radius auth and then printed it with a message in the VPE, then i saw the radius token (from my 2 factor authentication device), but when i placed the variable assign between the AD auth and the radius auth, i got the AD password printed.
kunjan_118660
Cumulonimbus
Dec 01, 2014
In the VPE, insert the "Variable Assign" and use session variable "session.logon.last.password" and assign to a custom variable like session.logon.custom.password with "unsecure" option.
- supportrsd_1762
  Nimbostratus
  Dec 01, 2014
  I found something really intresting, i had a "variable assign" after the radius auth and then printed it with a message in the VPE, then i saw the radius token (from my 2 factor authentication device), but when i placed the variable assign between the AD auth and the radius auth, i got the AD password printed.
kunjan
Nimbostratus
Dec 01, 2014
Typically you need to save the password in a variable temp variable like password1 and assign it to password before the respective auth.

Refer to https://support.f5.com/kb/en-us/products/big-ip_apm/manuals/product/apm-authentication-single-sign-on-11-5-0/6.htmlunique_476446151
supportrsd_1762
Nimbostratus
Dec 01, 2014
This is really interesting, will try this out as soon as i get back to the desk.
supportrsd_1762
Nimbostratus
Dec 02, 2014
Now it works! I assigned the password value from the ad auth to a temp variable. And then i did the sso mapping to that variable.
- InnO
  Nimbostratus
  Dec 07, 2016
  Did that also, but still RDP SSO not working... I am with version 12.1.