There may be a requirement to protect a PC that is not joined to the domain or even connected to the same network. We have a solution for this. It is fairly easy to set up, but there are a few extra prerequisites needed in order to get this working
Prerequisites
Make a note of the host name of the computer. In this case it is 'ABC'
Create some local user accounts and make sure the Administrator account is active.
Create a Virtual Domain
Login to the DualShield Administration Console and go to Identity>Identity Sources
Click on 
on the top right.
It is recommended to specify the hostname of the Non-Domain joined machine as the friendly name of this identity source.
Also, make sure the Type is set to SQL
Click Finish
In the Logon Steps Dialogue box, click the 
button.
Tick the desired authentication method, e.g. Static Password
Click Save.
Repeat to add extra steps.
Create an Application
Authentication> Applications
Click on on the top right.
In the new Application window, please enter the following information:
| Option | Value |
|---|---|
| Name: | Enter a friendly name |
| Realm: | Select your Realm |
| Logon Procedure: | Select the Logon Procedure you had created in the previous step |
Click: Save
Bind the Application to an SSO Server Agent
Select the drop down menu corresponding to the Application you will be using and click on Agents.
Tick the box of the SSO Server you will be using and click Save below.
Create a Service Provider Profile
Go to SSO>Service Providers
Click on on the top right.
Fill in the details as per screenshot on right and make sure you select SAML 2.0(Without Metadata) as Type.
Now fill out Entity ID and ACS URL.
| Option | Value |
|---|---|
| Entity ID: | |
| ACS URL: |
The completed Service Provider dialogue box will look like this:
Click Save.
Download the IDP Metadata file.
Go to SSO>SSO Servers
Select the drop down menu corresponding to the SSO server you will be using and click on Download IDP Metadata.
