Updating the Web Browser Configuration

In most common Windows domain configurations, no additional configuration is necessary. However, if a user is unable to use single sign-on with FME Flow, check the following:

1. Open 'Internet Options' from the Start menu.
2. On the 'Security' tab, select 'Local intranet'.
3. If FME Flow is not a part of the local intranet, add it to the list of local intranet sites. To do so, click Sites -> Advanced, then add the site address (for example, http://fmeflow.domain.net).
4. On the 'Security' tab, select 'Local intranet' and click 'Custom level...'.
5. Ensure that under User Authentication -> Login, 'Automatic logon only in Intranet zone' is selected.
6. On the 'Advanced' tab, ensure that Security -> Enable Integrated Windows Authentication is checked.
7. Restart the browser.

Single sign-on is supported in Chrome versions 8 and later.

In most common Windows domain configurations, no additional configuration is necessary. However, if a user is unable to use single sign-on with FME Flow, perform the same steps outlined under Microsoft Edge.

Single sign-on is supported on all versions of Firefox.

To enable single sign-on in Firefox:

1. In the address bar, type about:config. Accept the warning if one appears.
2. In the search bar, type network.negotiate.
3. Select the preference 'network.negotiate-auth.trusted-uris', and double-click it to modify its value.
4. Enter FME Flow's site address (for example, http://fmeflow.domain.net), and click OK. Do not specify a port or path. Multiple site addresses can be listed, separated by a comma (,).
5. If using a private browsing tab, search for network.auth.private-browsing-sso.
6. Double-click on network.auth.private-browsing-sso to change the Value to true.
7. Restart the browser.

Single sign-on is currently not supported on these browsers.