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Was thinking of web access gateway which take in username@domain as username and perform backend ldap and rsa check. It offload the check through such central portal login page. If this something you are interested, I can share more..
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Was thinking of web access gateway which take in username@domain as username and perform backend ldap and rsa check. It offload the check through such central portal login page. If this something you are interested, I can share more..

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Know of F5 access policy mgr which can act as the middle man to performs client side prelogin check and rsathen doa whilesever checks. Ldap, ad and kerberos login and rsa secureid is supported. There is their webtop that can present the authorised resource base on the visual workflow policy builder created. Scripts for customization is available. Importantly all userchecks usingis transparent to it and act as a guardian. <br />
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&nbsp;<a href="http://www.f5.com/products/big-ip/access-policy-manager.html" rel="ugc">http://www.f5.com/products/big-ip/access-policy-manager.html</a>
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Know of F5 access policy mgr which can act as the middle man to performs client side prelogin check and rsathen doa whilesever checks. Ldap, ad and kerberos login and rsa secureid is supported. There is their webtop that can present the authorised resource base on the visual workflow policy builder created. Scripts for customization is available. Importantly all userchecks usingis transparent to it and act as a guardian.

 http://www.f5.com/products/big-ip/access-policy-manager.html [http://www.f5.com/products/big-ip/access-policy-manager.html]

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Setting up a one way trust between the two domains seemed to have resolved the issue. Thanks All!
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Setting up a one way trust between the two domains seemed to have resolved the issue. Thanks All!

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Hi,<br />
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One of our customers are looking to implement RSA across their network. &nbsp;They have two domains (one for their office and one for their datacentre). &nbsp;Users that have a datacentre account will have it named the same as their office account.<br />
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Obviously we'd prefer it if users only have one fob so I'm wondering how (if possible) we can go about this. <br />
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Thanks in advance
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Hi,

One of our customers are looking to implement RSA across their network.  They have two domains (one for their office and one for their datacentre).  Users that have a datacentre account will have it named the same as their office account.

Obviously we'd prefer it if users only have one fob so I'm wondering how (if possible) we can go about this. 

Thanks in advance

RSA across domains

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