PassagePoint web Module allows a user to pre-register visitors ahead of time.
The authentication method can be
1) SSO through IIS NTLM (single sign on)
When using SSO, a user clicks on the passagepoint website links and is logged on to the web module without any logins.
2) LDAP (most customers use LDAP via Active Directory )
3) passagepoint login (username/password)
For 2 and 3, a Login screen with a username/password prompt appears:
After logging in, the main page allows the user to pre-register a single, group, or view the past visits or upcoming visits
To pre-register, hit the pre-register Link
To pre-register a group, hit the Pre-register groups:
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