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How to clear single sign on credentials
salnav
Member Posts: 6
Hi,
We have a user setup to access Nav using click once using their Office 365 single sign on.
We want to change the user that logs in but when we run the Nav client it now does not display the login page & uses the cached single sign on credentials.
Other than using a new windows login, can the cached login be deleted so the user is prompted for their login details again so they can enter a different login?
We have a user setup to access Nav using click once using their Office 365 single sign on.
We want to change the user that logs in but when we run the Nav client it now does not display the login page & uses the cached single sign on credentials.
Other than using a new windows login, can the cached login be deleted so the user is prompted for their login details again so they can enter a different login?
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OR: use 'InPrivate' browsing (name depends on the browser that is used)
I've seen before that Webclient cookies can be copied from one machine to another and then you can carry on someone else's session because you have their cookies. Could the same thing apply here?