This is the shortcut you use on your original workstation to start up the software. You should see a shortcut called "HT28 - Shortcut". In your new workstation, look in your c:\ONITY\HT28v3 folder. Then click OK.Īs a test, confirm you can go to your server in file explorer without being prompted to enter credentials.so, \\ht28_server\ would be the path in the default configuration.
#Onity edht22i troubleshooting windows 10
Go into Windows 10 credential manager, click Windows Credentials, and then create a new Windows Credential by clicking "Add a Windows Credential." Enter the name of your Onity server for the server name (in my case it was ht28_server), and then enter the credentials your workstation has been using - in my case, and I would guess most cases, this is user/user. So, you need to tell Windows what credentials to use when accessing the server. Presumably, your new Windows 10 workstation might be domain-joined or have an existing user account, and you don't want to have a separate user account on the machine in order to use Onity. Your existing Onity workstation is most likely using the account User at login - it may even be set up to auto-login when booted, so you haven't been having to manually login at boot. Or, obviously, to replace your system with their latest product which is Windows 10 compatible. The process I lay out here is NOT OFFICIALLY SUPPORTED by Onity, so use at your own risk.īefore figuring this out on my own, I contacted Onity support and they expressed that they have no roadmap for adding Windows 10 support their HT24 product, so your options when 1/14/20 rolls around is either to migrate using the process I describe here, or isolate your HT24 computers so they aren't able to access the internet and risk exploitation of the security holes which will no doubt be discovered and remain unpatched.
#Onity edht22i troubleshooting windows 7
Becoming aware that Windows 7 support will sunset on 1/14/20, my team began looking for a way to get Onity running on Windows 10. My organization's hospitality division uses the Onity HT24 system for our guest room doors, and when they installed the system, they had us set up a Windows 7 box to serve as a server, and a couple of Windows 7 boxes to serve as workstations at our two "front desk" areas. Onity is one of just a couple of companies in the world that manufactures and installs keycard encoding systems for the hospitality industry.
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