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Mapping tab:

 

ThinRDP Server HTML5, Web-based RDP desktop remote control manager SSO tab

 

 

This first tab relates a user from an external Single-sign-on method with a ThinRDP one.

This mapping will allow that remote users will be granted with the same access a local user has.

 

Remote Username

List with the remote users that will be mapped to the ThinRDP ones.

 

Add: Add a new remote user (SSO) to be mapped with a ThinRDP one.

 

Remove: Select an use and click on the 'Remove' button to take out this remote user from the SSO authentication control.

 

Enabled: Select an user on the list and uncheck the 'Enabled' field if you want to disable the access of this specific remote user.

 

Associated User/Group Access

List of Active Directory Users and Groups associated with the remote user selected on the List above.

 

Add: Grant the permissions of an Active Directory User or Group to the selected remote user on the list above.

 

Remove: Disassociate a User/Group from the remote user selected on the list above.

Switch base

Click on this button to have the Remote Username List switched with the Associated User/Group Access List. The upper list selected item is always the reference to associate the items from the bottom list.

 

Always remember to press "Apply" in order to save the changes.

 

OAuth/2 tab:

 

ThinRDP Server HTML5, Web-based RDP desktop remote control manager OAuth tab

 

 

On the ThinRDP manager "OAuth/2" tab you will find the following options:

 

Enable Google OAuth/2

Check this option to enable the Google  SSO Integration for the application authorization.

Force approval prompt

If this option is marked, the user will be always prompt to approve the account integrations, when logging into the application.

Client ID

Google Client ID generated while configuring the google account integration.

Client Secret

Google Client Secret generated while configuring google the account integration.

 

 

Always remember to press "Apply" in order to save the changes.