Authentication tab
This tab is used to configure the authentication settings that will be used to authenticate a user that connects to the Web UI.
Authentication is always required for this component.
Option | Description |
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Authentication type | Specifies the type of authentication used by the component.
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Active Directory group | |
Domain | Enter the default domain name that will be displayed by the client. The password field will be shown at the Web UI as a masked field. All fields will be required. |
LDAP authentication group | |
LDAP server | The address or host name of the LDAP server. |
Root DN | The distinguished name for the LDAP tree node where the search should start. For example: DC=Sales, DC=MyCompany, DC=com. If this field is left empty, then the starting point of the search will be the root directory of the tree. |
Custom script group | |
Script file path | Specifies the path to the script file. |
Edit script code | Click this button to open the script in the Script Editor to view or modify it. If the script is not specified, a script with a basic code will be opened. For more information, see Script Editor. |
Fields | Click this button to open the Authentication Fields dialog box, in which you can set up the fields that will be displayed on the sign-in page. |
Azure Active Directory group | |
Hostname | The server host name specified here is going to be used to construct the Redirect URI used in the AAD authentication redirect call. |
Redirect URI | The Redirect URI constructed from the Hostname parameter is shown here for convenience reasons. This can be copied and added to the AAD application registration settings. |
User info lookup group | |
Use an LDAP search to retrieve additional user information | Select this check box to have the application perform a lookup on a designated LDAP server to find the email address and other attributes of an authenticated user. |
Configure | Click this button to open the LDAP Lookup Settings dialog box to specify parameters for performing the LDAP search. |