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iPrism Knowledgebase June 22, 2010 IP0402.htm
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iPrism Knowledgebase April 27, 2009
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For Bridge (transparent) mode Auto-Login users, one approach to resolving the iPrism IP address for client authentication is to configure DNS (step 1 below), and specify in iPrism that DNS is how clients will resolve the iPrism IP address (step 2 below):
DNS Auto-Login redirection requires that the browser user (via the operating system) be able to resolve iPrism's hostname to an IP address. You can see the iPrism hostname in System >Network >Identity.
For example, for the fully qualified name ouriprism.stbernard.com, the hostname ouriprism needs to resolve to an IP address.
You may test name resolution with a "ping ouriprism" command. If the ping fails, you probably need a DNS A-Record on one or more DNS servers used by your browser clients for name resolution. You may need to contact a network administrator to complete this task, see:
How do I setup a DNS A-record for iPrism?
Once you have verified name resolution with a ping command, choose DNS in the Users > Windows tab (shown below)
Related Articles:
How do I enable Auto-Login? (complete information on Auto-Login setup and options)
How do I configure iPrism as 'trusted' in IE or Firefox? (alternative to using DNS)