Add Gpo for the client Talk for Windows

[prisme666]

Hello,

On the Windows side, can we implement a GPO component?

Can we also set up the SSO component, or pre-fill the user and password fields?

Best regards,

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[ShGKme]

On the Windows side, can we implement a GPO component?

Would having Windows Registry policy entry work for you? You can set it via GPO.

Can we also set up the SSO component, or pre-fill the user and password fields?

Prefilling the user name is already available.
Prefilling password - unlikely.

Not sure that exactly you mean by "set up the SSO component".

What we can do:

• Prefill the userid with the OS user name
• By having "Log in via browser" option open SSO in the browser there authentication can be simplified

[prisme666]

Hello,

That's fine with me if it's defined in the registry:

I need the following fields:

• The server URL

• The username, if possible local to the machine (%username%)

• If the password is not possible, it doesn't matter.

The concept of SSO and zero configuration is that the user double-clicks on the icon and does not need to enter the server name or username, as everything is preconfigured for them. They don't have to ask themselves any questions.

Thank you for your help.

Best regards,

[ShGKme]

That's fine with me if it's defined in the registry:

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• The username, if possible local to the machine (%username%)

I think, we'd like it as a separate config (also registry policy) rather than via "%username%".

[nikpael]

I have the same need. How did you solve it?
Thanks