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Configuring Session Logon

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42 | Reference: Configuring the system Configuring Session Logon When you enable Session Logon, users at a device only need to log on a single time to ShareScan; their logon information is effective for the entire session. The users do not have to enter their logon information each time they select a connector during the current session; the Services Manager passes the session logon information to the connector. Note: If a user needs to access different servers, and the logon credentials are not the same on those servers, the system will prompt the user to enter logon information, even when Session Logon is enabled. If you enable Session Logon for the Quick Connect, LDAP/SMTP, or Fax via SMTP connectors, eCopy recommends that you refer to the connector-specific configuration section for information about selecting the authentication type. Quick Connect, which is an add-on connector, has its own administration guide. To configure Session Logon: 1 In the console tree, select System Information > Properties and then select the Session Logon tab. 2 Select Enable Session Logon. 3 Configure the Session Logon settings (see Table 4). 4 Click Save. 5 Restart the Services Manager to apply the settings.

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Reference: Configuring the system
Configuring Session Logon
When you enable Session Logon, users at a device only need to log on a single time to ShareScan;
their logon information is effective for the entire session. The users do not have to enter their
logon information each time they select a connector during the current session; the Services
Manager passes the session logon information to the connector.
If you enable Session Logon for the Quick Connect, LDAP/SMTP, or Fax via SMTP connectors,
eCopy recommends that you refer to the connector-specific configuration section for information
about selecting the authentication type. Quick Connect, which is an add-on connector, has its own
administration guide.
To configure Session Logon:
1
In the console tree, select
System Information
>
Properties
and then select the
Session
Logon
tab.
2
Select
Enable Session Logon
.
3
Configure the Session Logon settings (see Table 4).
4
Click
Save
.
5
Restart the Services Manager to apply the settings.
Note:
If a user needs to access different servers, and the logon credentials are not the same on those servers,
the system will prompt the user to enter logon information, even when Session Logon is enabled.