Template:GPO Configuration Client - Revision history

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Admin at 16:26, 9 July 2014

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Admin at 19:38, 30 June 2014

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Admin: Created page with "* These options are available: ''Accept Public Key Thumbprint'' : If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Clien..."

2014-06-30T19:33:52Z

Created page with "* These options are available: ** ''Accept Public Key Thumbprint'' **: If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Clien..."

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* These options are available:
** ''Accept Public Key Thumbprint''
**: If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Client will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used.
** ''Authentication''
**: Sets either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.
** ''Remember Password''
**: This setting stores a user's password, once entered, locally on the client, provided that the authentication method has been set to ''Standard Authentication'' as well.
** ''Server Name''
**: If this parameter is provided, the MailStore Client always connects to this server. If the authentication method has also been set to ''Windows Authentication'', the login to MailStore Server occurs directly without any user interaction (Single Sign On). If the MailStore Client access has been configured to a port different from the default (8460), this parameter has to be provided as ''Server Name:Port''.

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 * These settings supported by the current MailStore Client are available:
 ** ''Authentication''
-**: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.
+**: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''. When the authentication method is set to ''Windows Authentication'' then the ''Server Name'' also must be set
 ** ''Language''
 **: Sets the display language of the MailStore Client. Select ''System language'' to have the MailStore Client use the language of a client's operating system.

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-* These settings are available:
+* These settings supported by the current MailStore Client are available:
 ** ''Authentication''
 **: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.

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 * These settings are available:
 ** ''Authentication''
 **: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.

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 * These settings are available:
 ** ''Accept Thumbprint''
-**: If the thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Client will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used. You can find the thumbprint in the certificate's properties under ''Details > Thumbprint''.
+**: If the thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used. You can find the thumbprint in the certificate's properties under ''Details > Thumbprint''.
 **: [[File:GPO Client {{{1}}} 13.png|center]]
 ** ''Authentication''

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 * These options are available:
 ** ''Accept Public Key Thumbprint''
-**: If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Client will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used.
+**: If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Client will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used. You can find the public key thumbprint in the certificate's properties under ''Details > Thumbprint''. It has to be entered here in capital letters and without any dividing blanks.
 ** ''Authentication''
 **: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.

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 **: If the public key thumbprint of the MailStore Server client certificate is provided, the MailStore Client will start without a certificate warning even if the certificate is not trusted on Windows level, e.g. if self-signed certificates are being used.
 ** ''Authentication''
-**: Sets either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.
+**: Sets the authentication method to either ''Standard Authentication'' or ''Windows Authentication''.
 ** ''Remember Password''
 **: This setting stores a user's password, once entered, locally on the client, provided that the authentication method has been set to ''Standard Authentication'' as well.
 ** ''Server Name''
 **: If this parameter is provided, the MailStore Client always connects to this server. If the authentication method has also been set to ''Windows Authentication'', the login to MailStore Server occurs directly without any user interaction (Single Sign On). If the MailStore Client access has been configured to a port different from the default (8460), this parameter has to be provided as ''Server Name:Port''.