Fujitsu eLux NG S26361-F2600-L134 Manual Do Utilizador

 

 

 

 

 

 

Build # 27

  

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You can restrict access to a Citrix MetaFrame server by requiring a smart card upon logon. 
This feature is distinct from local authentication and user roaming and cannot be combined. 
Citrix smart card logon works with a number of smart cards. Users’ logon data (name, 
password, domain) as well as a certificate are saved to the smart card. You must have the 
corresponding smart card software installed on your MetaFrame server. See the Citrix 
documentation for more information. 
 

1.  Set the smart card hardware settings as described in “3.15.1 Configuring Smart Card 

Hardware Settings.” 

2.  Set the smart card security settings. In Setup, click the Security subtab. From the Smart 

 drop-down list, click to select the following: 

•  Not required This disables eLux NG security settings, freeing up the card reader 

for other applications, in this case, for the Citrix ICA client. 

Click Apply. 

3.  Go to the Configuration tab. Configure an ICA session as described in ”4.2.1 Remote 

Desktop.” Click to select Allow smart card logon.  

4.  Save your changes. 

 

To use this feature, your terminal server must support RDP 5.2 or higher. In addition, on the 
thin client you must have base OS 1.14.1 or higher and the RDP native client 1.4.0 or higher 
installed (“rdesktop52”). 
You can restrict access to a terminal server by requiring a smart card upon logon. This feature 
is distinct from local authentication and user roaming and cannot be combined. 
RDP smart card logon works with a number of smart cards. Users’ logon data (name, 
password, domain) as well as a certificate are saved to the smart card. You must have the 
corresponding smart card software installed on your server.  
The following cryptographic service providers are supported: 
•  GemSAFE™ from Gemplus

®

 

•  SafeSign

®

 from Thales e-Security Ltd. 

 

1.  Set the smart card hardware settings as described in “3.15.1 Configuring Smart Card 

Hardware Settings.” 

2.  Set the smart card security settings. In Setup, click the Security subtab. From the 

 drop-down list, click to select the following: 

•  Not required This disables eLux NG security settings, freeing up the card reader for 

other applications, in this case, for the RDP client. 

Click Apply. 

3.  Go to the Configuration tab. Configure an RDP session as described in ”4.4.1 Remote 

Desktop.” Leave Roaming deselected. 

4. Click 

.  

5. In 

the 

 dialog box go to the Advanced tab and set the protocol to “Auto” 

or “RDP V5”. 

6.  Go to the Local Resources tab and select the Enable smart card check box. 
7.  Save your changes.