I'm trying to add a transaction to monitor a website that authenticates via Oracle SSO via the NT user auth in the browser. Normally the end user is already logged into the domain on his/her workstation; IE passes this authentication to the Oracle SSO server, and is then redirected to the Oracle web application (E-Business Suite). When I try to record the transaction it picks up my authentication and uses it as expected but I'd like to use a dedicated dummy account for the routine playing of this transaction.
While researching how to get WPM to authenticate to Windows before playing the transaction, I ran across references to the SolarWinds.SEUM.AgentDomainConfigurationTool.exe utility. I'm loathe to test this without some additional information (I can't find much on what this actually does - I don't see references to this utility in WPM documentation, just in some older SEUM documentation like this SolarWinds Knowledge Base :: Configuring Domain Accounts for SEUM worker processes
First, it requires me to add 2 domain accounts. I can't enter just the one dummy account I want to use for this Oracle SSO transaction. Second, there doesn't seem to be a way to specify which if any of these accounts should be used when playing back a transaction.
Will other existing transaction start to use these Windows credentials and start failing? Is there something I've missed in any documentation anywhere? Any other advice on how to configure a transaction that will auth to AD and then pass that into the player to test SSO redirection?
Thanks in advance.