Passing Username

Deepnet IIS solution adds an additional login page, that means the user has to type his username twice which is inconvenience. Is there any way to pass the username typed on the first login (deepnet) page down to the second login(the original) page?

The answer is YES. Let's take Microsoft Remote Web Workplace in SBS as an example, find the related file "logon.aspx", locate the line

<TD class="linkText"><INPUT id="txtUserName" tabIndex="1" type="text" name="txtUserName" ></TD>

change it to

<TD class="linkText"><INPUT id="txtUserName" tabIndex="1" type="text" name="txtUserName" value='<%=Request.Cookies["DasUserName"] == null ? string.Empty : Request.Cookies["DasUserName"].Value%>' ></TD>

As you can see, the value attribute is added: value='<%=Request.Cookies["DasUserName"] == null ? string.Empty : Request.Cookies["DasUserName"].Value%>'

If the object is run at server (runat="server"), then you should change it to be like

<td align=right class=linkText><%=loadResString("L_LOGON_USER_NAME")%></td>
<TD class="linkText"><INPUT id="txtUserName" tabIndex="1" type="text" name="txtUserName" runat="server"></TD>
<td class="linkText"></td>
<script type="text/javascript">
<!-- //
var cookie = GetDASCookie('DasUserName');
document.getElementById('<%=txtUserName.ClientID%>').value = cookie.split('=')[1];
//-->
</script>

Furthermore, in order to prevent the field from editing, you can add readonly attribute.

<TD class="linkText"><INPUT id="txtUserName" tabIndex="1" type="text" name="txtUserName" readonly="readonly" value='<%=Request.Cookies["DasUserName"] == null ? string.Empty : Request.Cookies["DasUserName"].Value%>' runat="server"></TD>