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I am using Xendesktop 5.5 / WTOS 7.0_113.
I have a log on box on the Wyse terminal with username, password and domain.
If the user account in Active Directory has the tick box for ‘change password at next log in’ ticked they cannot log in. They get ‘Citrix sign-on failed’. If the tick box is cleared then the user can log in.
I would like it so that the user CAN change the AD password at the Wyse log in screen.
Hi,
Do you use Citrix Web Interface? Try this
http://www.freewysemonkeys.com/products/1000/Password_change_in_a_Citrix_environment.pdf
Regards
James
Thanks for your reply.
I tried that this morning but it seems have had no effect.
If the ‘change password at next log in’ is ticked on the users account then you cannot get past the wtos log on screen. As soon as you take the tick off the user can log in fine.
Post your wnos.ini please.
The above mentioned PDF does fix it 100%.
CG
autoload=1
FormURL=nsclogosmall.jpg
DomainList=”VDI”
NoticeFile=Legal.txt Resizable=yes
signon=1 ConnectionManager=Maximize EnableOK=yes
TimeZone=’Greenwich Mean Time’ ManualOverride=yes
Autosignoff=yes Reboot=yes
Desktop=wallpaper.jpg
Language=Uk
PNliteServer=https://psp.vdi.local ReconnectAtLogon=2
PRIVILEGE=High
SessionConfig=all Smartcards=yes
Dear ConfGen
Please can you have a look at my wnos.ini file settings above?
Many thanks.
The wnos.ini looks very good. So no indication that this is the root cause.
Now we are back to your PNagent site.
Please make sure that you did the modifications as mentioned in the PDF on the correct site. Not the webinterface but PNAgent site!CG
Thanks.
Now I know it is not the wnos.ini it must be something else.
I have definitely 100% set the setting on the Xenapp services site as per the document but it still does not work (unless I am doing something competely stupid I am missing).
The Xenapp Sevices site is for XenDesktop 5.5 access and is on a Citrix Secure Gateway server and is connected via https. Could this be having an effect?
Could I just clarify something: if this works as it should then the user should get an additional pop up box on the Wyse terminal sign on page asking them to set the password? I am expecting the user to have a password change popping up actually on the Wyse terminal sign on screen, right?
Ok – I will have to keep working on it then if you are 100% it does work in the scenario I have described.
Thanks.
Can you try to change or create a PNAgent site without SSL? I doubt that this is the issue, but worth a try.
CG
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