Abstract: Systems and methods for pre-login of user(s) to sessions or resources in an information handling system are disclosed. A method for pre-login may include the steps of determining if any users are to be pre-logged on to a session or resource within a select period of time from a current time, and counting the number of users to be pre-logged on. A pre-login time for the users may be calculated and scheduled, and the users may be pre-logged on to the session or resource at the pre-login time.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method is performed on a shared-resources system. The method includes creating an anonymous target. The method further includes assigning shared resources to the anonymous target. In addition, the method includes receiving a request for anonymous access from an anonymous user of a client system. The method also includes, responsive to the request, performing the following: generating anonymous-user credentials for the anonymous user; determining the shared resources assigned to the anonymous target; based, at least in part, on the determining, communicating a list of authorized resources to the client system; receiving a request from the client system to access a target resource from the list of authorized resources; and causing an anonymous-user account to be created on the target resource using the anonymous-user credentials.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes maintaining a domain information cache. The method further includes receiving credentials from a client system. The credentials correspond to a user of the client system. The method also includes storing the credentials in a security cookie. In addition, the method includes, based, at least in part, on the domain information cache, resolving the credentials to an authentication server associated with a domain of the user. Also, the method includes authenticating, using the credentials, an identity of the user with the authentication server. Additionally, the method includes, responsive to successful authentication, building a list of groups and users to which the user belongs. Moreover, the method includes compiling a list of authorized resources to which the user has access. In addition, the method includes providing the list of authorized resources to the client system.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method is performed on a multitenant shared-resources system for each managed domain of a plurality of managed domains. The method includes collecting configuration data for the managed domain via a configuration interface provided to an authorized user. The method further includes identifying domain-information sources for the managed domain based, at least in part, on the configuration data. The domain-information sources include a catalog server and an authentication server. In addition, the method includes acquiring domain information for the managed domain from at least one domain-information source of the domain-information sources. Further, the method includes enumerating users for the managed domain. The method also includes assigning at least a portion of the users to shared resources maintained by the multitenant shared-resources system. At least a portion of the plurality of domains have independent security boundaries.