DualShield Computer Logon Agent is a bridge that connects DualShield Computer Logon clients and the DualShield Authentication Server. Due to historical reasons, the Computer Logon Agent is named as Windows Logon Agent.
The Windows Logon Agent can be installed on any Windows server machine in the network.
Prerequisites
Before you run the setup wizard, you must have your DualShield Authentication Server installed and operating, and make sure that the computer on which you are going to install the Windows Logon Agent meets the following minimum hardware and software requirements:
- A Windows 2008 R2, 2012 R2, 2016 or 2019 Server with the latest service pack installed.
- TCP/IP Networking
- TCP port 14282 and/or 14284 must be available on the Windows server for use by the DualShield Computer Logon Agent.
Enable Agent Registration
In order to install a DualShield Windows Logon Agent, we need to first enable the Agent Registration option.
For security purposes, the agent registration function is disabled by default. You need to enable the Agent Auto Registration function in your DualShield authentication server.
From the management console, navigate to "Authentication | Agents", then click 
A new window will now open titled "Auto Registration", ensure the "Enabled" option is selected, then click ;
Tick the "Enabled" option first, then fill in the Starts and Expires date.
You may want to enable the "Check IP" option for extra security. If this option is enabled, then in the "IP Addresses" field you must enter the IP address of the machine where the authentication agent is being installed.
Click on the 
button, and Auto-Registration will now take place during the installation of the RADIUS server.
Install DualShield Windows Logon Agent
To install the DualShield Windows Logon Agent, launch the installer SetupDSAgent-xxx.yyyy.exe (where xxx is the version number and yyyy the build number) and go through the following steps:
Step 1: Welcome
Step 2: License Agreement
Step 3: Installation Path
Step 4: Install GINA or Credential Provider
Enable the option: “Enable multi-factor authentication on this machine” only if you wish to protect the server machine on which the Windows Logon Agent is being installed. Otherwise, do not check this option.
Enable the option: “Protect local computer logon with multi-factor authentication" only if the server machine on which the Windows Logon Agent is being installed is a terminal server and you want to add two-factor authentication to the logon to the local machine.
Step 5: Agent Registration
Check the FQDN and Port number of your DualShield Server. Change them if necessary. The default port of DualShield server is 8071.
Step 6: Installing...
Step 7: Connect to an application
At this point, the agent has been successfully registered with the DualShield server., and is waiting for an application to be published on this agent.
In the “Application” field, it displays “Click here to select”.
The next step is to publish a Windows application on this agent.
Step 8: Publish an application
Login to your DualShield Admin Console, select "Authenticaiton | Agents" in the side panel.
You will see that the agent you are installing is listed.
Open the Agent's context menu.
Select "Applications" to launch the application list
Select the application that you want to publish on this agent, e.g. Windows Logon, then click the "SAVE" button.
The application is now published on the agent.
Step 9: Complete installation
Now, go back the agent installation process where it is displaying "Click here to select” in the Application field:
Click "Click here to select", you will see that an application is now available in the list
Select the application, then click the Save icon on the toolbar:
Finally, click the close icon to close the window
The Windows logon agent has now been successfully installed, registered and linked to an logon application.