Chapter 9: SecureSession
Figure 36: SecureSession for Internet Explorer Registration
3. Use the up and down arrows next to the text box near the
top of the dialog to specify the level of truncation for the web
site's URL. This allows you to log on to multiple web pages
that use the same logon credentials. For example, you may
have the same user name and password for logging on to
your Hotmail account and your MSN Messenger account.
In this case you would want to truncate the URL so that only
"passport.net" appears in the text box. This signifies that
you use the same user name and password for all
"passport.net" logon pages. As another example, suppose
that you have separate accounts on the same domain, such
as "accounting.company.com" and "mail.company.com", for
which you use different user names and/or passwords. You
can increase the truncation level to include "accounting" or
"mail" when registering each of these accounts so that
SecureSession will differentiate between them and provide
the correct logon credentials.
4. In the Store credentials on field, select a check box to
specify where you would like the information from your
registered web form to be stored. In addition to your local
computer, you may have the option to store credentials on
your domain as well as some authentication devices.
5. Click the Advanced button to set policies that apply to this
web site only.
6. Click OK to complete the registration process.
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