After extending the schema, I noticed nothing change in AD except creating 4
objects under SELF :
Create Citrix-SSOConfig Objects
Delete Citrix-SSOConfig Objects
Create Citrix-SSOSecret Objects
Delete Citrix-SSOSecret Objects
But where is the actual data stored?
Thanks in advance
It extends the schema of AD to allow additional objects to be created in AD. These objects are stored under the
individual user accounts and contain the user's credentials.
When a user accesses an application that prompts for a login, Password Manager will prompt the user for the user's
credentials. These credentials are cached locally in an encrypted database and are replicated with the AD objects
(encrypted as well). You can configure Password Manager to delete the locally cached database but it might not be
necessary since the database is 3DES encrypted.
When you login to a different PC or different Citrix server, Password Manager will download all credentials stored with
the user's account in AD and put it in a locally cached database. This synchronization allows for users to roam. The
locally cached database allows offline operation.
-----Original Message-----
From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of eamin@xxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Wednesday, April 27, 2005 4:08 PM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Password Manager
I am confused about this product in some points. For the database that
hosts the users passwords, as far as i undestand you need either Novell
share location or Windows Share location or Active directory (Extending the
schema). How would the active directory stores users passwords ???
If anyone understand it very well, please exaplin.
Thanks in advance
Bob
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