Specifications

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Single Sign-On
Single Sign-On allows a Remote Link operator to be associated with their Windows user account. When
launched, Remote Link matches the Windows user currently logged in to an operator in the Remote
Link database. This feature eliminates the need for Central Station operators to remember a Remote
Link password and allows improved control of access to Remote Link. If a Windows user account fails
to match a Remote Link operator an Application Access Denied dialog box displays and the user is
denied access to Remote Link.
Remote Link will default to using Classic Login when upgrading software from previous versions that
did not support Single Sign-On or when creating new databases.
Note: Administrator level authority is required to add Single Sign-On users or modify
authorities.
To Enable Single Sign-On:
From the main Remote Link screen, select System > Operator Information to display the Operator
Configuration window. Click the Authentication… button at the bottom center of the screen. The
Operator Authentication Method dialog displays detailing the two types of operator authentication.
Click Next to continue or click the Cancel button to terminate the process.