Symptoms
- Singe Sign-On is not available as authentication option in Parallels Client.
- Confirmed that domain account in use.
- Confirmed that RAS SSO Service is running in services.msc applet:
Cause
- The machine was not rebooted properly after installing Parallels Client and enabling Single Sign-On component.
- Corrupted installation of Parallels Client.
- Users added to Protected Users Security Group
Resolution
- Uninstall Parallels Client completely from the affected machine.
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Rerun the installation of Parallels Client in elevated command prompt using this command:
Version 17.0 and newer: msiexec /qn /i RASClient.msi INSTALLSSO=1
Version 16.5 and below: msiexec /qn /i RASClient.msi TUXGINA=0
NOTE: The command will silently install Parallels Client with RAS SSO Service and forcibly reboot the PC.
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After the reboot, ensure that you logged in via your domain account, not local one.
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Open Parallels Client, create new connection > hit Advanced Options and check if Single Sign-On is now available as authentication type:
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