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BEFORE the client
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Please now use the following guide which details how to install the the Windows Logon Agent onto your PC.
Installation [AGENT]
Please make sure you follow the preparation steps of creating a Logon Procedure and Application, which is mentioned at the beginning of the guide. Also during installation please make sure the following two options are enabled.
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Upon successful installation of the Windows Logon Agent please go into the Start Menuon the Start Menu on the stand-alone PC and launch PC and launch DualShield Windows Logon Manager from the recently added items. |
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Click on the General Policy tab within Windows Logon Manager. Under Authentication select the option Switch Clients to Offline Mode Under Local Protection enable Protect Local Logon on this computer only Click the Save icon  in the top tool bar in the top toolbar (You may need to restart the Windows Logon Client service as well)
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After completing the installation of the client, the Client Diagnostics tool should automatically pop up. (If not it can be found under Start>Deepnet Security>ClientDiag) It is a good idea to check to make sure the Client software can communicate with the agent software by querying the agent as shown in the screenshot. |
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