The Aloaha Smart Login Supports a broad range of Logon Tokens. For example memory cards or sticks, PKI or Kerberos Smartcards, PKCS11 token, etc.
For that reason it is not really required that Windows shows all logon tiles as below:
Windows Logon TIles
During the start of the Aloaha Service it checks some settings in <installdir>Userpass.ini. If you set AllowUP=0 the Aloaha Service will disable ALL other Credential Tiles:
[Generic]
AllowUP=0
The result will look like:
Aloaha Credential Tile only
September 21st, 2012 on 11:24 am
Hello,
I am working on credential provider, where i am new to this concept. What i want to do is i want to display a dialog before the login and password comes. That is we used to access the system by entering login and password but before that i need to display a dialog. Any idea regarding this issue. Thanks in Advance.
September 22nd, 2012 on 9:55 am
You can set that in your system policy