Turning off captcha

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miranda18 wrote:

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AshC wrote:

Rob-B  I'm afraid you cannot disable captcha for specific computers.  If all of the remote clients are logging in with the walmart1 credentials this can trigger the captcha action because it appears as suspicious, but you might try logging with User Profiles instead.

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Thank you for your response. I had a similar query like Rob

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I tried with User Profiles and it is working well.

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AshC wrote:

Rob-B  I'm afraid you cannot disable captcha for specific computers.  If all of the remote clients are logging in with the same credentials this can trigger the captcha action because it appears as suspicious, but you might try logging with User Profiles instead.

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Thank you for your response. I had a similar query like Rob

Exactly, contradicts statement.  No real help especially when the client can't display captcha

That seems to directly contradict this:

https://help.logmein.com/articles/en_US/FAQ/CAPTCHA-and-your-LogMeIn-account

Understandably I need a definitive answer before I decide how to proceed. Captcha is an exceptionally inconvenient security method in our environment. 

Rob-B  Changing the login password will not turn off captcha.  I'm sorry if this is affecting your workflow, but the security function is mandatory.

** There are no limits in place that I know of, limiting the passwords you can use (as long as they fit the basic pw requirements).

As I understand it the only way to turn off captcha is for us to change our password, this will then disable captcha automatically.

What I'm unsure of is what will happen to the client machines if I change our password and then change it back straight away. I also can't find any documentation as to whether there's a password policy in place that will prevent this (remember last x passwords)

I need absolute certainty and a full understanding as I don't want to lose remote connectivity to hundreds of machines if it goes wrong.

Rob-B  Changing the password won't affect captcha, as far as I know.  Regarding the lockout, that would only occur if you had to communicate a new password to all users suddenly, right? 

I may not have explained myself clearly. We use one username and password, all clients old and new use the same username and password.

We wish to globally turn off captcha which means changing our password as I understand it. Before I do this and potentially lock us out of all of our remote machines I need to fully understand what happens when we change the password.

Rob-B  I'm afraid you cannot disable captcha for specific computers.  If all of the remote clients are logging in with the same credentials this can trigger the captcha action because it appears as suspicious, but you might try logging with User Profiles instead.