eGroup

1.877.eGROUP.1
(1.877.347.6871)

eGroup Corporate Office
482 Wando Park Blvd.
Mt. Pleasant, SC 29464

"...their vision has been instrumental in our adoption of these technologies before they become buzzwords."
- Network Manager at Nelson Mullins
"I would simply say that they do the work you need and do it very well."
- Director of IT at Piedmont Healthcare
"Not only are the eGroup engineers extremely good, they have all been able to fit in with my existing staff and build relationships that are beneficial for all of our projects."
- VP and CIO, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
We called around to other companies to see who they used and over and over the name eGroup was given. After the first meeting, I knew they had the knowledge and staff to meet our needs."
- IT Director, MCAngus, Goudelocke and Courie
"I was skeptical about the amount of work they wanted to do in a short amount of time. But we were able to get it all accomplished in less time than they expected. Totally blew us away."
- IT Manager, Horry Electric Cooperative
"With their expertise at our disposal, it is like having additional staff on hand. They have never made us feel like we were just another client. More like colleagues."
- IT Manager, Horry Electric Cooperative

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Mar

VMWARE VIEW: TROUBLESHOOTING SINGLE SIGN-ON

If you are having to enter your credentials in twice to access VMware View, when you have single sign-on enabled in your environment, then read below for some helpful troubleshooting tips:

1. Double check that VMware View Agent installation and config is correct. As the installation progresses, select “Log In As Current User”.

2. Verify that disclaimers and login banners are not in use when PCoIP is in use as the display protocol. (LINK)

3. Confirm that userinit is configured to pass login credentials successfully. (LINK)

4. Ensuring proper chaining with GINA is processing successfully. (LINK)

5. Double check Microsoft Group Policy to confirm that no GPOs are conflicting. (LINK)

6. Confirm that “Interactive Logon: Do Not Require CTRL+ALT+DELETE” Group Policy is disabled. (LINK)