Integrating Microsoft Terminal Server and Citrix

SecureLogin can simplify authentication to numerous configurations of Microsoft* Terminal Server and Citrix* MetaFrame*. Integration of SecureLogin and the terminal server consists of the following components. Not all are necessarily required, depending on your implementation.

• The client login extension (slina.dll) applied to a workstation with the Novell^® Client^TM, without the Novell Modular Authentication Service (NMAS^TM) client

  This component provides a link between the following:

  • The Novell GINA (graphical identification and authentication) or the Windows 9x login panel
  • The GINA running on the terminal server

• The NMAS client integration library (slnmas.dll) applied to a workstation with the Novell Client and NMAS client

  This component provides a link between the client login and the GINA running on the terminal server.

  NOTE:  Client slina.dll and slnmas.dll also provide support for offline authentication to SecureLogin by using your NDS^® or Novell eDirectory^TM username and password.

• The GINA stub (sl_tscgina.dll) applied to a workstation without the Novell Client

  This component provides a link between the Microsoft GINA and the GINA running on the terminal server.

• The server login extension (slina.dll) applied to a terminal server with the Novell Client

  This component provides the server-side link to the client GINA.

• The server GINA replacement (sl_tsgina.dll) applied to a terminal server without the Novell client

  This component provides the server-side link to the client GINA stub.

• The SecureLogin Virtual Channel Driver (vdslsson.dll or tsslsso.dll)

  This component provides the conduit for secure communications between the client and server extensions

• Published Application integration (SLLauncher.exe) applied to a Citrix server

  This component provides proper initialization and termination of the SecureLogin components (slbroker.exe and proto.exe) running on the server.

The following diagram illustrates the SecureLogin architecture: