Notes Single Logon on Windows 2008 Terminal Server

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Subject: Notes Single Logon on Windows 2008 Terminal Server

Feedback Type: Question

Product Area: Notes Client

Technical Area: Functionality

Platform: Windows

Release: 8.5.1

Reproducible: Always

Hi!

I have installed Lotus Notes 8.5.1 Basic on Windows 2008 Terminal Server and chosed mulituser installation+Notes Signle Logon. I read about mulituser installation and changed settings in registry. Now, multiuser installation works and also when win password and notes password are the same, notes single logon works but there is a warning in some situations.
When first user with equal passwords enter Notes then everything is ok and there is no password prompt. The first user has Notes opened. Then second user with equal passwords enter Notes and there is also no password prompt. But when first user close Notes and reopen it in the same session, there is a message "Your Windows password could not be retieved by Notes Single Logon: Access is denied" and the first user has to manually enter Notes password. The second user is never prompted to enter password when reopen Notes in that session. After first user logoff from the terminal (using Remote Desktop) then user can enter Notes again without entering Notes password. The same situation happens with third user, where previous two users have to enter Notes password when reopen Notes.

I have read that Notes Single Logon is not supported on Terminal Servers but again it works somehow. Since this is test environment I don't feel like to put it in production since there is this warning message and wondering if there will be some more problems that I can not figure out now. So, could you please tell me what is this message, can it be solved and what do you suggest about installing notes single logon on terminal server?

Any experience, document link or advice would be appreciated!

Thank you in advance.

Best regards,
Sanela

Feedback number WEBB88UD92 created by ~Sean Brenulyader on 08/31/2010

Status: Open
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