I think it's normal since it can't send the lock screen command when
it's disconnected and must do it upon inital connect. Not really a
mitel problem, more of a fact of not having a good way to lock the
screen on card removal when not doing PKI based logins. If you do smart
card based logins the way the rest of the world does them and not just
for mobility, you can actually set a GPO of lock workstation/session on
card removal.
That said, what's the utaction look like is there one for just connect
(-c) or does it also do it for initial (-i) and (-d) disconnect.
Tim Rault-Smith wrote:
Hi all,
Can anyone confirm for me whether the following behaviour is normal for a Mitel
UICP/Sun Ray solution, with Terminal Services:
- If the user removes their card and puts it back in the same Sun Ray they are
immediately reconnected
- If the user removes their card and puts it back in a different Sun Ray,
their session flashes on the screen briefly and then they get a Windows login
window asking for username and password
As this isn't normal SRSS I'm guessing this must be a side-effect of the Mitel
scripts connecting the user to a new phone. (Unfortunately I'm not onsite so
have limited scope for sitting in front of a UIPC and testing.)
What the customer wants is for the user not have to type in their username.
Whether this is because the username is automatically filled in or a screen
lock has activated is not important. I think it can be done by hacking the
Mitel scripts, all of which say 'modification is forbidden or we will hunt you
down and cancel your support contract' or words to that effect... :-)
Thanks!
Tim
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