HP Remote Graphics Software 5.4.0 User Guide

The GINA Setup tab on the rgadmin tool can be used to enable Single Sign-on and Easy Login (see

Figure 3-12 Dialog to enable or disable Single Sign-on and Easy Login on page 61). When rgadmin

is brought up, it reports the current status of Single Sign-on and Easy Login. To change the status, check

the desired radio button. After clicking Apply, you’ll be requested to restart your computer—this is

required in order for the new setting to take affect.

Figure 3-12 Dialog to enable or disable Single Sign-on and Easy Login

3.1.2.9 Installing and enabling Single Sign-on

CAUTION: Installing RGS Single Sign-on is for experienced users and IT administrators only. Please

read all directions completely before proceeding, and exercise caution when installing.

Single Sign-on is only supported on HP blade workstations running the RGS Sender. The RGS shared

library, hprgina.dll, enables Single Sign-on. The file hprgina.dll is a GINA (Graphical Identification and

Authentication) module that is loaded by the Windows WinLogon.exe process. There are three ways to

install hprgina.dll, and therefore enable RGS Single Sign-on:

3.1.2.9.1 Enabling Single Sign-on during installation

Single Sign-on can be enabled during

Figure 3-13 The dialog presented during Sender installation to

enable Single Sign-on or Easy Login on page 62 installation—enabling Single Sign-on installs the

hprgina.dll module. This is the preferred method to enable Single Sign-on. The default during

installation is to not enable Single Sign-on. The administrator must answer two questions to enable

Single Sign-on (see

Figure 3-13 The dialog presented during Sender installation to enable Single Sign-

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Installing RGS on Windows