Need a Novell Alternative

My company is slowley but surely moving away from Novell. We got rid of
Identity Manager and File and Print over a year ago. We still have
Secure Logon and GroupWise left in the enviroment. Exchange is
inevitable. Is there any Microsoft based Securelogon alternatives that
anyone knows about?

I was reading upon Microsofts Host Intergration Server but could not
pinpoint exactly what it does for password caching or SSO.

Thanks.


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dmackway,

You're asking that in a Novell forum.  You got guts, I'll give you that. 
Why don't you try the Microsoft forums.

I thought SecureLogin another one of those products that Novell didn't 
really make themselves, but more of a partner-product (I think, made by 
ActivIdentity?).  If it's still a partner-product, make you could make a 
deal with that partner and switch over to their licensing rather than buying 
from Novell.

-Eric

"dmackway" <dmackway@no-mx.forums.novell.com> wrote in message 
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> My company is slowley but surely moving away from Novell. We got rid of
> Identity Manager and File and Print over a year ago. We still have
> Secure Logon and GroupWise left in the enviroment. Exchange is
> inevitable. Is there any Microsoft based Securelogon alternatives that
> anyone knows about?
>
> I was reading upon Microsofts Host Intergration Server but could not
> pinpoint exactly what it does for password caching or SSO.
>
> Thanks.
>
>
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> dmackway
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<youngec@hotmail.com> wrote:

>I thought SecureLogin another one of those products that Novell didn't 
>really make themselves, but more of a partner-product (I think, made by 
>ActivIdentity?).  If it's still a partner-product, make you could make a 
>deal with that partner and switch over to their licensing rather than 
>buying from Novell.

I thought that SecureLogin was a "mixed" product with the client part
that 
does the application login bein from a different vendor while the 
directory integration, management and provisioning being Novell code.

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Marcel Cox
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dmackway wrote:
> My company is slowley but surely moving away from Novell. We got rid of
> Identity Manager and File and Print over a year ago. We still have
> Secure Logon and GroupWise left in the enviroment. Exchange is
> inevitable. Is there any Microsoft based Securelogon alternatives that
> anyone knows about?
> 
> I was reading upon Microsofts Host Intergration Server but could not
> pinpoint exactly what it does for password caching or SSO.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> 

Pen, paper, envelopes, stamps.  For security I suggest a lock and key or 
a nice big safe.  For identity management I suggest my friend Bruno. 
Not real smart, but he's big and scary looking.

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