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Problems with log in...
I too am having the same issues as you are.
My environment:
Gateway server: Windows 2016 (updates current)
System center: 1809.5
The builtin:/administrator group has domain admins added to it.
I am a member of the domain admins
System Center has Builtin:administrator and domain admins as the gateway administrators
When I RDP to the gateway server and use https://localhost it prompts once for my credentials but not again when accessing a server.
When use Edge and use https://admincenter.site.com It prompts the first time and then every time unless I choose the option to 'use another account for this connection' and the check box to 'use these credentials for all computers'. However that is only temporary for the session and I have to do it again every time.
I am a domain admin and the group domain admin is in all the servers administrator group and in the gateway administrators. It should never prompt more than once.
Are you seeing this same issue? thanks for you post.
Hi jt_mcglynn,
If you have Windows Admin Center installed on a server, you must configure delegation to avoid re-entering your credentials, see Single sign-on when deployed as a Service on Windows Server.
PS: connecting to the gateway server via Remote Desktop and using localhost is not recommended. The expeciance is optimised for you to connect remotely as your example to https://admincenter.site.com
Hi Jeff,
with the single sign-on I'm something lost.
I'm new to managing the Win Server and especially 2019 version. My last was 2012.
Please can you better explain me where and what is needed to do?
Thanks.
Sorry, I can't explain anything better than the documentation. If you have specific feedback regarding where the documentation could be improved please let us know.
Jeff, I am looking a the script and, sorry, I am little confused. Here is the script...
$gateway = "AdminCenter.mycorp.local"
$node = "mydc.mycorp.local"
$gatewayObject = Get-ADComputer -Identity $gateway
$nodeObject = Get-ADComputer -Identity $node
Set-ADComputer -Identity $nodeObject -PrincipalsAllowedToDelegateToAccount $gatewayObjectI understand what my gateway is but the node? Is the my domain controller (running 2012 r2) or is it each server I want mange in Admin center?
thanks,Jeff
The node is the target machine that you want to manage.
Ouch! I have 117 servers I want to manage and 330+ PC's. I have to run that script for ever server? There is not a global setting to manage all servers this way?
thanks
