Hi nthen Actually if you want wo use single sign on the users have to click the GP icon on the login screen. Without doing that the GP client does not get the usercredentials and cannot pass them directly to the firewall for the vpn login. If the users do not click the icon a GP login window should pop up where users have to fill in username and password. In windows 7 Global Protect was doing the same in default configuration, it created his own login credential provider. But there it was possible wrap an existing credential provider so only the user appeared only once on the login screen. But with windows 8(.1) (correct me if I am wrong, because I am also searching a possiblity to do that), this isn't possible anymore because Microsoft totally changed the login process with the credential providers. Regards, Remo
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