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OneClick installer doesn't send password in email code.
Barry Smith,
User (Posts: 2)
Jun 15, 2019 5:07:45 am EDT
Support level: Free or trial
Host 6.10.9.0
Viewer 6.10.9.0
All O/S are Windows 10 (1803-1903)
I built all three installer packages as I wasn't sure which version I would need for my client.
I tested the OneClick installer and after the "Are you sure you want to install" dialog box, their was no further interaction, so this was good, although it could probably do with an "Install is complete" dialog box as well.
The issue is that the email code returned from the installer doesn't contain the client access password so once you add the client to the viewer and then try to do anything, you get a popup box asking for the password, which was auto-generated by the OneClick installer, so no one knows what it is!!
I have disabled the OneClick installer from my clients resources at the moment as this basically allows me to see the client, but I'm unable to do anything for them.
The msi installer works well, but if the client manually runs it over the top of an existing install, it asks you to remove it rather than automatically apply an upgrade?
Trying to find an easy installer for non-technical clients.
Otherwise, really good product.
Any assistance would be most welcomed.
Cheers,
Barry.
Viewer 6.10.9.0
All O/S are Windows 10 (1803-1903)
I built all three installer packages as I wasn't sure which version I would need for my client.
I tested the OneClick installer and after the "Are you sure you want to install" dialog box, their was no further interaction, so this was good, although it could probably do with an "Install is complete" dialog box as well.
The issue is that the email code returned from the installer doesn't contain the client access password so once you add the client to the viewer and then try to do anything, you get a popup box asking for the password, which was auto-generated by the OneClick installer, so no one knows what it is!!
I have disabled the OneClick installer from my clients resources at the moment as this basically allows me to see the client, but I'm unable to do anything for them.
The msi installer works well, but if the client manually runs it over the top of an existing install, it asks you to remove it rather than automatically apply an upgrade?
Trying to find an easy installer for non-technical clients.
Otherwise, really good product.
Any assistance would be most welcomed.
Cheers,
Barry.
Pauline,
Support (Posts: 2886)
Jun 17, 2019 4:24:54 pm EDT
Hello Barry,
Thank you for your message.
1. If you sel ect Automatically generate password in Step 3 of the configuration the password will be randomly generated and unique for each Host that you install from that installer. You will receive that password in an encrypted email message and add to your address book by using the "Add code" feature. The downside of this method is that you will not know what the password is - it is generated for you and saved in the program.
2. You can skip selecting the "Automatically..." checkbox above and instead select Pre-configure Host settings in the last step, then enable "Single password" authorization method (or whatever other method you want to use) and set up access credentials there. In case of Single password, this means that all the Host instances installed fr om your configured file will share the same password. Also, since it is you who manually set the password the program won't be sending the password to you via email. Only the Internet-ID will be sent, and therefore the email message need not to be encrypted. Some users find this more convenient than the first method.
Please double check what method did you use. In addition, please note that you must use one method or another. If you just install a Host with no password at all you won't be able to access it because blank passwords are not allowed.
Let me know if you have more questions.
Thank you for your message.
When you configure a Host installer (e.g. a one-click installer) there are two ways you can set the access password:The issue is that the email code returned from the installer doesn't contain the client access password
1. If you sel ect Automatically generate password in Step 3 of the configuration the password will be randomly generated and unique for each Host that you install from that installer. You will receive that password in an encrypted email message and add to your address book by using the "Add code" feature. The downside of this method is that you will not know what the password is - it is generated for you and saved in the program.
2. You can skip selecting the "Automatically..." checkbox above and instead select Pre-configure Host settings in the last step, then enable "Single password" authorization method (or whatever other method you want to use) and set up access credentials there. In case of Single password, this means that all the Host instances installed fr om your configured file will share the same password. Also, since it is you who manually set the password the program won't be sending the password to you via email. Only the Internet-ID will be sent, and therefore the email message need not to be encrypted. Some users find this more convenient than the first method.
Please double check what method did you use. In addition, please note that you must use one method or another. If you just install a Host with no password at all you won't be able to access it because blank passwords are not allowed.
Let me know if you have more questions.
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