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Using web browser cookies to store your login information, you can bypass the need to manually log on to Proliance for a set number of days. When this feature is enabled, a user can simply direct their browser to any page within Proliance. For example, if a user sets a bookmark to the RFI register in the Workspaces work area, they can later use that bookmark to proceed directly to the register without having to log on and navigate through Proliance.
If you choose to use this feature, keep in mind the following information:
Note: The Windows Authenticated Login feature provides more seamless functionality, in that reconnecting after a timeout will not close any open documents.
To set how user accounts log on to Proliance, your security role must have permission to update accounts. For more information, see "About Security Permissions".
Important: Before you can use Windows Authenticated login for any of your users, you must configure your Proliance installation to enable this feature system wide. You can find instructions on how to do this in the "Configuring Windows Authentication" section of the Proliance Administration Guide or the Proliance Installation Guide.
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enable Cookie Enabled Login
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disable Cookie Enabled Login