In DualShield, a logon procedure defines how users should be authenticated when they attempt to logon to an application. As DualShield supports various types of applications, e.g, VPN, SAML, Desktop Login, Outlook Email etc, there are various types logon procedure.
| Application | Login Procedure | Examples | Comment |
|---|---|---|---|
| VPN | RADIUS | Cisco, Palo Alto, Juniper | |
Web/Cloud SAML Supporting Services | Web SSO | Office 365, G Suite, Service Now | |
| IIS Web Applications | Web SSO | OWA, RDWeb | |
| Computer Logon | Windows | Windows logon, MacOS logon | |
| Desktop to Web SSO | Desktop SSO | Office 365 | |
| Exchange On-Premises | Exchange Mail | Outlook Anywhere, ActiveSync | |
| Exchange Online | Enhanced Client | ActiveSync | Obsolete |
| VMware View | VMware View Agent | Obsolete | |
| Parallels Remote Access Server | 2X Agent | ||
| LDAP Supporing Applications | LDAP Agent | ||
| DualShield Provisioning Server (DPS) | Provisioning Server | Obsolete | |
| DualShield Reset Password (DRP) Service | Reset Password | ||
| DualShield Unlock Account (DUA) Service | Unlock Account | ||
| DualShield Emegency Access (DEA) Service | Emegency Access | ||
| Deepnet Authenticator | Deepnet Authenticator |
A logon procedure consists of one or more logon steps. In each logon step, the system administrator defines the authenticators that can be used by users to authenticate themselves.