You can securely save host domain user credentials (Windows logon credentials) by using the auto-login feature. Once enabled, you can automatically log in to your host computer from the same client computer without entering the domain username and password.
Before you begin:
The feature is enabled by default for Personal and Pro users.
- You can activate or deactivate the feature in the Preferences dialog under the Security tab.
Note: The Corporate Administrator has to enable the feature for Corporate users, under the Manage groups and Remember Computer Login Credentials feature list. The Administrator has to confirm that 'Give users the option to store host computer login credentials on clients' is checked.
- When you connect to the host computer for the first time, you can see the following screen.
Note: This dialog does not appear if you logged in from the Viewer and you or any local user on the host computer does not have a password.
- Select the domain from the Log in to drop-down list.
- Enter your user name and password.
Note: If you check Enable auto-login, your encrypted login credentials are saved on the host computer securely. They will be used automatically the next time you log in from the same client computer to the same host computer. The authentication window will be displayed briefly before the Auto-login dialog is shown.
- Click Auto-login to log in automatically to the host computer.