Hi,
the INI files are identical. Thats strange because I can't find my group names neither in the INI nor in the Registry.
I set the INI options in all my previous attemps to:
MSLogonRequired=1
NewMSLogon=1
Next I'll try it without NewMSLogon.
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EDIT
You were right. I disabled the ...
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- 2009-07-31 09:06
- Forum: MS-Logon Plugin
- Topic: MS-Logon-Groups via unattended Installation (SOLVED)
- Replies: 4
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- 2009-07-29 10:50
- Forum: MS-Logon Plugin
- Topic: MS-Logon-Groups via unattended Installation (SOLVED)
- Replies: 4
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Re: MS-Logon-Groups via unattended Installation
Does really no one have any idea?
I thought this would be a minor problem and I'm just overlooking something obvious.
I also tried
[admin_auth]
group1=my-domain\my-domain-group
... still doesn't work.
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Short summary:
* My AD-groups added to the ini-file
* UVNC installed
* Standard ini-file ...
I thought this would be a minor problem and I'm just overlooking something obvious.
I also tried
[admin_auth]
group1=my-domain\my-domain-group
... still doesn't work.
---
Short summary:
* My AD-groups added to the ini-file
* UVNC installed
* Standard ini-file ...
- 2009-07-23 13:06
- Forum: MS-Logon Plugin
- Topic: MS-Logon-Groups via unattended Installation (SOLVED)
- Replies: 4
- Views: 99173
MS-Logon-Groups via unattended Installation (SOLVED)
Hi,
with help of AutoHotkey I built my own unattended setup for a server-installation of version 1.0.6.4. During the setup I copy my own ini-file into the installation directory of UltraVNC to configure the application. That works fine except for the MS-Logon-Groups.
I edited the ultravnc.ini like ...
with help of AutoHotkey I built my own unattended setup for a server-installation of version 1.0.6.4. During the setup I copy my own ini-file into the installation directory of UltraVNC to configure the application. That works fine except for the MS-Logon-Groups.
I edited the ultravnc.ini like ...