Set Up the Response-Only Logon Page

An example logon page (login.aspx) is delivered together with Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access. You may create your own logon page based on this template, use the template as is, or use the standard Remote Desktop Web Access logon page. No further configuration steps are necessary.

To set up the Response-Only logon page (without single sign-on)

1. Back up the existing logon page.

2. Replace the existing page with the supplied logon page in %PROGRAMFILES%\OneSpan\Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access\Templates\RDWeb (Windows Server version)\login.aspx.

   -OR-

   Modify the existing page with custom code.

   Modifying the existing page with custom OneSpan code should only be used as an alternative if copying over the templates does not work. This might be the case because the logon page was modified by Microsoft, e.g. with a patch. In that case, you need to modify the page manually: compare the template with the original file and merge the Digipass sections into the original file.

   Be careful to insert the code to the correct location in the file. Refer to the example file delivered with Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access to find out where the custom code needs to go in your custom logon page.

To set up the Response-Only logon page (with single sign-on)

1. Back up the existing logon page.

2. Replace the existing page with the supplied logon page in %PROGRAMFILES%\OneSpan\Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access\Templates\RDWeb (Windows Server version)\SSO\login.aspx.

   -OR-

   Modify the existing page with custom code.

   Modifying the existing page with custom OneSpan code should only be used as an alternative if copying over the templates does not work. This might be the case because the logon page was modified by Microsoft, e.g. with a patch. In that case, you need to modify the page manually: compare the template with the original file and merge the Digipass sections into the original file.

   Be careful to insert the code to the correct location in the file. Refer to the example file delivered with Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access to find out where the custom code needs to go in your custom logon page.

3. Configure single sign-on (see Digipass Authentication for Remote Desktop Web Access with single sign-on).