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Version: 3.0

Authentication Providers

This menu [Settings > Security > Authentication Providers] can be used to configure Authentication Provider. Currently the system allows to use only a Microsoft AD as an Auth provider.

The list of Authentication Providers is contained in a table which has the following columns:

  • Type - now AD only
  • Name - AD provider name
  • Status
  • Host
  • Port
  • Domain
  • Security
  • Privacy
  • Shared
  • Actions
    • Edit - edit an existing User
    • Change password - change User password
    • Delete - delete User

To add a new Auth provider click New auth provider button then fill in the form:

  • Type - now AD only

  • Name - AD provider name

  • Active switch button

  • Host - host IP address

  • Port - service port number

  • Domain - AD domain name

  • User base dn

  • Group base dn

  • Security

    • SSL
    • TLS

  • Default role

  • Roles map

    • Ad role
    • System role

  • Privacy - you can grant permissions for an Auth Provider

    • Private - accessible to the owner
    • Public - visible to all, but You can grant permission:
      • DELETE
      • EDIT
    • Shared - accessible to one or more selected User roles. Available privileges are:
      • Delete
      • Edit
      • View