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• Envy 15 t-j100 Select Edition: the device is not connected to the computer. Please insert the authentication device.

  Hello

  So I'm working on a LT desire that has been upgraded from Windows 8.1 to 10 recently and it is this message on the login screen "the device is not connected to the computer. Insert the authentication device. We can't identify what it means or what needs to be done to clear the screen. The user States that the fingerprints of impression of BIO sensor doesn't seem to work either. I looked in the Device Manager, and I see a Synaptics PS sensors (WBF) listed here and is properly installed. I even updated the driver of sensor ep on the support site of the desire, and we still see on the login screen.

  Y at - it no information or help to clear this message?

  We also note that the number on the keypad lock seems to be disabled during startup of windows 10 upwards. Before on windows 8.1 has been activated. Is there any setting to 10 to keep the active number lock.

  The user says if 10 can be made to work well, then we can go back to 7 or 8.

  Please notify.

  Thank you for your time.

  Seems to have been resolved in re - install the software HP Simple pass then go and reconfigure the settings. Message no longer appears on 10. User LT installed with 7 however. Best decision.

• Design of authentication to vSphere

  If the authentication for the company is currently managed by an authentication mechanism for the organization other than active directory, is it possible for the company's existing authentication mechanism to manage authentication to vSphere allow?

  If Yes, what is the best way to handle this?

  for example, does:

  -Use active directory for authentication and configure active directory for outsource the authentication requests to the existing enterprise authentication mechanism

  -Use another option

  What are the options to make this happen?

  Your contribution is appreciated.

  Thank you!

  Hello

  Moved to the security forum.

  There are several places "authentication and authorization" to worry...

  (1) A & A vCenter

  (2) ESX/ESXi A & A

  (3) A & A vMA

  (4) vSphere SDK has & one that is really vCenter or ESX/ESXi A & A

  (5) webAccess has one that is really vCenter or ESX/ESXi & A

  For vCenter that authentication is based entirely on some mechanism supports Windows Server running vCenter. So if your current windows mechanism supports that you can use for authentication.

  For authentication of ESX, you are limited to what is supported by the Linux RHEL5 with WHAT is already installed in the service console. Including NIS, LDAP, Kerberos, same AD (which needs a bit of improvement) and other such things. If you install the agents service console to manage authentication then you may need to uninstall when you ask VMware support... Not the best way to go IMHO, but is certainly possible, as long as you crush all "existing" packages to make your job of authentication... Install in a different root.

  For authentication of ESXi, you are limited to the standard * NIX authentication and authentication AD similarly.

  For the vMA of authentication, you are limited to just that Linux uses normally but once again does not replace all existing packages and I suggest you only install in a different root, as it that everything is 'supported '.

  I found that most 3rd party security tools and other things for VMware only integrate with AD, if you're fairly limited if you have 3rd party tools.

  You need to look at the entire image during the design of authentication and not only vCenter or ESX.

  Best regards
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• Satellite L650D - 12 M - incorrect authentication device

  Hi all!

  I ask forgiveness for the bad English!

  Toshiba Bluetooth Stack v9.10.13 (T) on my laptop and Samsun microsystem MM-E430D.

  During the synchronization process, I get an error message "authentication incorrect device Samsun MICRO CBA945" (used in 'High quality Audio Service').
  Falls from the window "unable to connect to a remote device. Try again. '

  When I use BlueSoleil Bluetooth-Stackit trial version, everything works fine.

  How to fix the error?
  Help :|!

  Hello

  You already connect another device the mobile s BT because the message (used "quality Audio service) means that this audio service is already in use?
  I found an info Bluetooth that a device can be coupled at a time
  Recommend you check the BT connection manager.

  You should also check the user manual of the + Mini DVD with double docking and Bluetooth MM-E430D + for more details on the BT connection.

• authentication in vSphere 5.0 and 5.1

  I try to get the user handle, before and after SSO authentication. The factory PDFs are a little vague on some issues. I have the complete set of the ISOs for 5.5, but not of 5.1 and 5.0. I've been trying to deduce how things work out for 5.0 and 5.1 of the Whats New publications and working backward. Here's what I think are the available authentication options.

  vSphere 5.0

  ---------------------

  Direct connection of ESXi 5.0 host; local database (/ etc/passwd etc.), Active Directory

  vCenter Server Appliance; local database (/ etc/passwd etc.), Active Directory

  vCenter Server Windows version; local database (SAM database), Active Directory

  vSphere 5.1

  ---------------------

  Direct connection of ESXi 5.0 host; local database (/ etc/passwd etc.), SSO

  vCenter Server Appliance; SSO only

  vCenter Server Windows version; SSO only

  SSO on VCSA; local database (/ etc/passwd etc.), Active Directory, LDAP

  SSO on Windows Server. local database (SAM database), Active Directory, LDAP

  I found no mention of LDAP in any of the official documentation of VMware with the exception of the 4 layer port numbers and Figure 2 authentication SINGLE pdf, but I found a web page or two claiming the use of OpenLDAP in a vSphere virtual lab environment as a source of identity 5.

  Then, the table above is correct?

  Thank you

  My screenshots is VCSA.

• Palm TX will not start without being plugged in the AC adapter / CC & WiFi turned off completely during authentication device

  My daughter just got a Palm TX away two days ago.  I have 2 questions - we have plugged and loaded as described in the manual, but no matter what I do, it does not start when it is disconnected from the mains (first edition).  When you are connected to the wall, the unit seems to work correctly except for the WiFi, which causes the device to stop trying to autheticate on my network ((deuxieme question).  The only way I can get the unit to turn on once it has closed is with a soft reset while being plugged into the wall.  Once I have unplug the power cord, the device stops and does not start at all with a soft/hard reset either by the power button.  I did a full hard reset last night and let it charge again for 3 hours plugged into a different plug, but I still have the same issues.  Is there a fix or the update available that solves these problems?  Is my daughter S.O.L. because the device is obsolete and is no longer officially supported by Palm/HP?  Any help or idea would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

  Daddy geek

  Hello geekdad, sorry to hear about the TX problem.

  The TX debuted in 2005.  Your looks to the battery is dead for a long time and has other problems as well (Wifi kill him).

  There are websites that will fix Palm PDA, if you choose to do so.  DirectFix.com is one, palmdr.com one another.

  WyreNut

• Limit of Cisco ACS 4.2 Max Auth/authentication devices.

  Hi guys.

  Can someone tell me how many devices can an ACS works with GANYMEDE 4.2 +?.

  Is there a limit? and if there is, who he is and whence Cisco publishes.

  Has spent a whole morning and without success, reaching for the info.

  Ty in advance.

  Carlos.

  Hello

  I did a search for it and after that I found that GBA 4.2 Solution can support up to 35000 device. Here is the link where I got the information:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/vpndevc/ps5712/ps5338/qa_c67-453393.html

  A Cisco Secure ACS appliance server at least follows the same performance of the scalability of a server based on Windows Cisco Secure ACS. Cisco Secure ACS guidelines and performance analysis show that each ACS server can support anywhere from 20 000 to 80 000 users per server and can evolve to support up to 35 000 devices, according to configuration scenarios, the platform and its use

  In-house but we have also seen that it is recommended to use a 500 by NDG.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Waris Hussain.

• Authentication Device VCS

  I have successfully configured our VCS to authenticate users video Jabber (Movi) to AD, but when I try to identify you as a user created manually TMS, I can't.  Is it possible to have enabled the AD authentication, but at the same time, be allowed to use the credentials that are present in the TMS?  For users in the AD, as well as those not, such as those created manually in the TMS.

  Thanks, Patrick

  Patrick,

  the parameter "Protocol NTLM challenges" (which activates / disables authentication AD Jabber Video (and Movi 4.2 and higher) are a parameter box, and you can therefore choose to use AD authentication for a selection of users while making regular (Digest) authentication for others.)

  If you have a strong need for a mixed-authentication environment, your best bet is to use 2 of VCS and TMS EP, where, in PE of TMS, you have 1 user any AD that are hosted in a VCS group and another group of created users manually that are hosted in other VCS, and then activate the auth NTLM/AD on the first VCS and disable auth NTLM/AD on the second VCS.

  The reasoning behind the approach of all in/all out for authentication NTLM for Jabber Video, is that in a 'normal' business environment, if you are using AD authentication for commissioning, you are likely to do it for all your users and not only a part of them.

  Hope this helps,

  Andreas

• Go to AAA to local authentication on 100s of production network devices

  Hello

  I'm looking to migrate 100 s of local AAA authentication devices. I have the code I need to apply, but I can't think of a way how to automate this process.

  If I connect to a switch using the local username, I can then add the config of AAA in the global mode

  AAA TACACS_LOCAL authentication connection group local TACACS_SERVERS

  authorization AAA console

  AAA authorization config-commands

  TACACS_LOCAL AAA authorization exec group local TACACS_SERVERS

  AAA authorization commands 0 TACACS_LOCAL TACACS_SERVERS local group

  AAA authorization commands 1 TACACS_LOCAL TACACS_SERVERS local group

  Group orders 15 AAA authorization TACACS_SERVERS local TACACS_LOCAL

  Start-stop accounting exec TAC TACACS_SERVERS AAA group

  AAA commands 0 arrhythmic TAC accounting TACACS_SERVERS group

  orders accounting AAA 1 group of start-stop TAC TACACS_SERVERS

  AAA commands 15 arrhythmic TAC accounting TACACS_SERVERS group

  However, once I added the config for the line, authorization and then comes into play (as I am logged in as a local user) and rejects any order entered, I then need to re-login using an account of AAA and apply this code;

  line vty 0 4

  authorization controls TACACS_LOCAL 0

  authorization controls 1 TACACS_LOCAL

  authorization controls TACACS_LOCAL 15

  exec authorization TACACS_LOCAL

  accounting orders 0 TAC

  TAC controls 1 accountant

  TAC of 15 accounting commands

  accounting exec TAC

  authentication of the connection TACACS_LOCAL

  I wanted to know if someone came up with a way to apply the code in a single shot? I would ideally like to automate this process using Cisco works, however, I don't see apart from Add this code to the startup config and re-boot anyway...

  Thank you very much

  LON

  LMS generally uses TFTP to deploy the configuration of devices. If the user should not be a problem.

  Go to Configuration-> model-> Import Center

  You can import a configuration of your devices by selcting one. When the configuration is retrieved, you can remove the parts of the configuration, you don't have to and paste the aaa authentication in the window.

  then click Next,

  Here you can preselect the devices you want to deploy. and then click Next.

  If no configuration is displayed, click Next.

  type the required information in the fields. Click on finish

  I recommend to create a template for the removal of the configuration of the aaa, but be aware that when you type just no aaa new-model configuration is 100% removed, soon you type still aaa new-model you have the old configuration was merged with the new. You negotiate all your orders of aaa, followed an aaa new-model step. (This cost me about 2 hours to understand how to remove it).

  Next step is to deploy the config on a test device.

  Go to Configuration-> model Centre-> deploy

  Select your template, and then click Next

  Select your device-> click Next

  If you do not configure any settings click then

  You can add a few additional configurations if you want, click Next

  Plan your deployment, and then click on finish

  Search for problems during the deployment, if everything has worked you can connect the device with your credentials of Ganymede.

  If there are problems with your model, export it and open it with an editor xml of your choice and change the model, import it, and try again.

  I add an example of model

  Good luck

  Alex

• Card reader chip as a pass through for VMware View 5.1 device (NOT USED for AUTHENTICATION)

  I try to get a USB Smart Card Reader * to work on related under VMware View 5.1 clones

  * not as an authentication device, just like a transmission of smart card reader

  Not tried:

  1 activated pass through card reader in the registry for the VMware view client

  2. active "allow redirection of card reader" in the policy active directory

  3. customer connected to view, selected USB drive list, connected to the customer

  After that, the card reader will appear with a "generic smart card", but it does not actually work.

  We executed the diagnosis of the smart card and he pointed out that the drivers are ok and windows service is ok, but the map can not be found.

  PS: When we tried first, about 2 weeks ago it worked, but it has suddenly stopped working. (Needless to say that the virtual machines and the Clients were restarted several times).

  Check that you have not installed the "PCoIP smart card Redirection" option during the installation of the agent. If it is present, it will redirect calls made RDP client smart card. Because you use a 'local' to the desktop USB drive, you don't want to do.

• 802.1 x and authentication methods

  Hello

  I got 5.2 ACS, Cisco 4507 switches and AD domain environment.
  Planning on running only computer authentication and no authentication of users.
  I have the following device types:

  1. Windows XP SP3 and higher on the AD domain
  2 devices with installed with third-party applicants because they are not natively
  support 802.1 x.

  If I don't know the type of device 2 and don't take into account that the type of device 1, I am able to simply configure
  802. 1 x for machine-based authentication against AD, without having to use a
  certificates at all?

  Device type 2 account, since the devices are not on the field and I did not
  want to manually enter the details in the TAS, can I use the certificate for authentication?

  Thank you

  Hello

  > Using PEAP wouldn't I need certificate installed on GBA? Or it may work without any certificate at all.

  [YEARS] Yes, you still need to certificate the GBA but it can be a self-signed certificate that you can do in 2 clicks on GBA itself. machines of OC client, you have to make sure you have the supplicant configured to not 'Validate server certificate"so that you don't have any other complication with CERT.

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  > I thought for devices that not on the field, to load the certificate on the computer.

  If I had to have two devices of type 1 and 2, would it be possible to have domain authentication devices using the machine against the AD authentication and the field not devices authenticated using the certificate installed on each device?

  [YEARS] Yes, you can. No peripheral field could be authenticated simply by trusting to the CA that issued the certificate to the device. Imagine that you have this 'JEDI' certification of the unit. You can configure the ACS to validate authentications by trusted CA "JEDI". If a device tries to connect, it will send the certificate, the ACS simply checks the certificate authority that issued the certificate and if it is approved, it will accept authentication.

  In this scenario, you will need to use a method of methods that uses client certificates for authneitcation such as EAP - TLS.

  HTH,
  Tiago

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  If this helps you or answers to your question if it you please mark it as 'responded' or write it down, if other users can easily find it.

• "authentication control-direction in" CLOSED authentication mode

  Switch: 4510R-E, running a DEV version 3.6.0-based

  ISE: 1.2.0.899 patch 7

  Hi, I worked on a weird issue where some of my clients would pass through their IP address and the only way I could get it back was to spend their open port in authentication mode. I need to run in closed mode, because I change VLAN via MAB.

  I worked with TAC, and they suggested that add the command "authentication control direction in" in my config switchport (below). Couple tests Ive done, this seems to help. But I understand why. Isn't the direction-control a little command reduce to naught the principle of closed mode operation? That is, it allows a communication until the device is allowed. Thank you.

  interface GigabitEthernet2/18
  switchport access vlan 34
  switchport mode access
  switchport voice vlan 66
  events-the link status logging
  authentication event fail following action method
  action of death server authentication of the event allowed vlan 34
  action of death event authentication server allow voice
  living action of the server reset the authentication event
  the host-mode multi-auth authentication
  authentication order mab dot1x
  authentication priority dot1x mab
  Auto control of the port of authentication
  restrict the authentication violation
  MAB
  dot1x EAP authenticator
  dot1x tx-time 10
  service-policy input QoS-entry-policy
  Service-politique-accueil-port-sortie-strategie output QoS
  end

  I also need to use this command to preserve the authenticated devices. He was going on with a video surveillance system, which was an embedded Linux operating system. It's the MAB and because there was no transmission all noisy traffic (unlike a windows box) then the switch would not be able to reauth it as it had no mac address to auth, so show up with an 'unknown' in the MAC field.

  It allows essentially traffic flow out of the port. This active unit to receive HTTP traffic and respond, then the switch could auth it again once the device sent a frame.

  When you do a Show authentication sessions you will notice a Oper control dir: the two will pass to Oper control dir: in

• VCS VCS - E, TMS, TMSPE, Jabber/Movi authentication

  Just trying to figure the best way to approach this.

  I have read the documentation and the best approach seems to get to the VCS VCS-E to Active Directory and the synchronization of the TMS with AD for user account creation. This would avoid the need to records movi proxy for control of VCS and would ensure that all (SIP and H323) registration for the VCS-E would be authenticated.

  I don't think that my client will allow the VCS-E talk to AD.

  So, what are my options?

  If I SIP proxy of VCS-E records the VCS control, how are they managing H323? I don't want just any point endpoint h323 register with the VCS-E. I need to authenticate them. The customer has exernal h323 endpoints that they would like to sign up for VCS - E. I know I could put registration rules to restrict only some URI SIP, H323 IDs etc but it's really just security by obscurity.

  The local on VCS and VCS-E database can be used for authentication Movi/SIP and H323 records? I know that I would have to duplicate accounts and passwords on both.

  What books commissioning and address through registration to the VCS-E? Would it still work?

  Any suggestions on the best way to handle this in the safest way possible without breaking things?

  If I go with the control of VCS and VCS Expressway with authentication Active Directory (directly) on the control method of the VCS as described in the guide of authentication devices, I'm looking for the reality that I will not be able to restrict who can register for the VCS-E? At this time should I just seek to restrict the search for rules to only authenticated users?

  Thank you

  Jon

  Hey Jon,

  MOVI/Jabber you won't have to worry about authenticating H323. With your endpoints however you can just use the database local to authenticate or H350 (more can be read about in the guide of the Provisioning device referred to as Tomo). You can create a different generic for all your endpoints (less secure if which is discovered). But by combining this feature with a political appeal will ensure better security.

  I highly doubt that your client will allow you to leave the talk VCSE in AD. For movi/jabber users, you can create another subfield and use a regex pattern for point movi/jabber users to authenticate it as. * (\.movi)@domain.com. In addition, you can refer to this fragment and others have used in the past.

  In a secure design, the VCS (control and Highway) would require identification for registration information.

  The Control of VCS would have Active Directory Service active and joins the Active Directory domain. For VCS authenticate the credentials of Movi/Jabber on Active Directory before the SUBSCRIPTION for the supply is sent to the service of commissioning, the default Zone would be set to verify the credentials. For requests for SUBSCRIPTION from the highway, the area on the VCS control would also to verify the credentials. It handles authentication for the provision.

  The next part is the record of the Movi/Jabber client. The subzone to which the customer will register must also be set to verify the credentials. Here's everything you need for internal records (registration to the VCS control).

  For the Highway, things get a little more complicated. For commissioning subscription, the SUBSCRIPTION is forwarded to the VCS control. With the area on the VCS game to check the credentials, you're all set. Now on registration to the highway. The subzone to which the customer will register to must be defined to check credentials. From the motorway VCS don't have direct access to Active Directory, we use local credentials on the highway. A set of credentials should be configured in VCS Configuration > authentication > devices > local database. You will create a single name and password all Movi/Jabber clients will use. The end user has NO need to know these credentials. The username and password is provided to the Movi/Jabber client via configuration data it has received. To set up these data, MSDS, you must configure a SIP of authentication user name and password for SIP authentication in the configuration of the commissioning. For these options to be available, you must ensure that you have downloaded the configuration template xml for the Movi/Jabber version you are using. The xml file is included in the zip package full of the client which can be downloaded on www.cisco.com. So, who will be recording from the highway. Now, this creates an interesting situation with VCS control. The internal Movi/Jabber client will receive the same provisioning configuration and will attempt to use those same credentials when you register for the control of VCS. The VCS control is already set to authenticate against Active Directory and Active Directory ONLY registration.

  You will need to create an account in Active Directory corresponding to these credentials. The Active Directory account didn't need special access. It is used only for authentication purposes. A few things to keep in mind: SIP authentication user name and password for SIP authentication are stored in clear text configuration configuration. This means that the data is sent in clear text. To be sure that these data are not compromised on the wire, do not forget that you are using for your communication SIP Movi/Jabber TLS.

  With this directories will always work as jabber should be authenticated in order to receive directories. Your physical endpoint points will work differently with how they receive books and whether or not they are able to communicate with MSDS (unless you choose to configure endpoints also if those you are capable).

  It is in no way the design as safe as possible. It is to you to ensure that your environment is as secure as possible and therefore tested. The best way to fix everything is a well-defined appeal policy designed with your specific needs.

  The foregoing is in no way a recommendation but just a little more information to chew while looking to choose and implement what is best for you.

  Adam

• TP 8 - drifting a Win 10 update?

  Hello, Lenovo,

  My Thinkpad 8, OS Win8.1 not offered me a updated Windows 10 in all.

  According to Microsoft, it will be free for all authentic devices with a system running 8.1.

  See: http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-upgrade

  updates only I'm supposed to select in (Windows Update, control panel option)

  are many 8.1 security updates.

  How can I get the upgrade to win 10 on this Thinkpad?

  The list of Lenovo devices supported for Windows 10 is here:

  https://support.Lenovo.com/us/en/documents/ht103535

  The ThinkPad 8 running a 32 bit OS is NOT on the list; the ThinkPad 8 running a 64 bit OS is supported.

• Bluetooth Communication failure between 24 to 48 hours

  I currently use the Bluetooth RFCOMM service to connect to a remote device and collect data from a remote device.

  The RFCOMM connection is established by using the Bluetooth stack that is accessible via the version 2.2 of the Windows Socket. Windows Sockect Version 1.1 is also tried, but the same results.

  Here is the configuration of the system.

  Computer laptop hardware = Lenovo ThinkpPad T440s, Intel i7-4600U CPU @ 2.10 GHz, 8 GB RAM, 64-bit Windows 7 Professional operating system

  Version = 6.1.7601.17889 Bluetooth enumerator driver, driver = Date 21/06/2006

  Bluetooth (4.0) Intel driver version = 3.1.1311.400 Driver Date = 10/18/2013, a digital signature.

  The communication is over as a result of recv() function return 0, with the return value of WSAGetLastError() blocking 0 x 00000000.

  Any later attempt to try and restore the connection fails as the first two trials of return error of authentication device, the third try results in successful authentication but it is impossible to establish communication.

  The problem is reproducible with several pieces of hardware and configurations.

  The only way to recover this condition is to stop and restart the application.

  Any help is very appreciated.

  Thank you

  MKS

  Hello MKS.

  Thanks for posting your query on Microsoft Community forum.

  I would be grateful if you can provide us with the following information to help us better understand the issue.

  1. Have you tried another Bluetooth device on this computer? Has been the result even?
  2. All device drivers are updated?

  Try it out below mentioned methods and see if it works for you.

  Method 1:

  When Bluetooth communication fails at this time here please check that support Bluetooth and the Bluetooth service are running on the computer. To check the Bluetooth services follow the steps below:

  1. Click Start
  2. In the Search box, type run.
  3. Type Services.msc in the Run box , and then press on enter.
  4. In the list find Bluetooth service and support Bluetooth services and double click on it.
  5. Verify that the service is both Automatic and started.

  Method 2:

  Try to run the corner hardware store and check whether the problem is resolved or not.

  Open the hardware and devices Troubleshooter

  Method 3

  The issue that you are facing may be due to drivers. Then I suggest you to update the Bluetooth drivers from the manufacturer's website and check the status. You can check the link below to update the drivers.

  Drivers and software - ThinkPad T440s

  Make sure you download the drivers for Windows 7 64-bit.

  Hope it would help. If problem persists always post back with the current state of your computer and the result of the proposed suggestion, we will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.