This might not be your problem, but the only time we have seen this
particular problem is if the user has both the wired plugged in and the
wireless is being used to authenticate. Our users actually see the
login over and over too, but since yours is single sign on it knows the
login and wouldn't pop that up again.
Miles, Shane wrote:
I have a wireless laptop that logs in via single sign-on and passes
posture assessment. That part works great. The problem is every few
seconds the agent pops up again and the laptop passes posture
assessment again. It never stops. It’s like it stuck in a loop.
I’ve un-installed/re-installed many times. What could be causing
this? I want to wipe the laptop because it’s the only agent on the
network doing it. Problem is the laptop belongs to an exec and he’s
not too keen on wiping it. Ver. 4.1.1 Any ideas?
--
Shane P. Miles
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Checked by AVG.
Version: 7.5.519 / Virus Database: 269.23.0/1381 - Release Date:
4/16/2008 9:34 AM
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