Login Key Usage

Guide on utilizing the Glance Login Key to authenticate and initiate sessions via web pages, custom protocol handlers, and agent join links.

Login Key Usage

You can use a Login Key in place of a Glance username and password when accessing various Glance services.

You can use it to start a session in one or more of these ways:

  • Web Page: Passing it to a web page that checks for an installed client, optionally installs it, and signals it to start a session:
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[https://www.glance.net/agent/start?partnerid=](https://www.glance.net/agent/start?partnerid=)[pid]&partneruserid=[puid]&loginkey=[loginkey]
  • Custom Protocol: Passing it on a glance:// URL to invoke the Glance Client:
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glance://startssn[/webserver]?key=[key]&partnerid=[pid]&partneruserid=[puid]&loginkey=[loginkey]
  • Agent Join: It can also be used to allow an agent to join a Cobrowsing session:
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[https://www.glance.net/agentjoin/AgentView.aspx?SessionKey=](https://www.glance.net/agentjoin/AgentView.aspx?SessionKey=)[key]&partnerid=[pid]&partneruserid=[puid]&loginkey=[loginkey]

Parameters

  • [pid]: Your Partner ID, also known as Group ID.
  • [puid]: The Partner User ID identifying the Glance user.
  • [loginkey]: The Login Key you generate. A Login Key looks something like this: $1$1392680360$YsT2Kj8rOp6FaJOG69o3QOj-GUacRiOo7Gw6l1EPVB8.
  • [key]: The session key for the session to join.
  • [username]: The Glance Address identifying the Glance user.