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- Universal CMDB Login Authentication
- Setting Up an Authentication Method
- Enabling Login to Universal CMDB with LW-SSO
- Enabling Login to Universal CMDB with SAML
- Setting a Secure Connection with the SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) Protocol
- Using the JMX Console to Test LDAP Connections
- How to Enable HTTP Communication for Universal CMDB
- Hybrid User Management with Multiple User Repositories
- How to Define LDAP Servers and Enable LDAP Authentication Method
- LDAP Authentication Settings - Example
- Example: How to Configure LDAP for Sun ONE Directory Server in UCMDB Server
- Example: How to Configure Dynamic LDAP Groups
- Retrieving Current LW-SSO Configuration in Distributed Environment
- User Lockout Mechanism
Setting Up an Authentication Method
To perform authentication, you can work:
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Against the internal Universal CMDB service.
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Through the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). You can use a dedicated, external LDAP server to store the authentication information instead of using the internal Universal CMDB service.
For details on LDAP, see the section about LDAP Mapping in the Administer section of the UCMDB Help.
The default authentication method uses the internal Universal CMDB service. If you use the default method, you do not have to make any changes to the system.
These options apply to logins performed through Web services as well as through the user interface.
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Through LW-SSO. Universal CMDB is configured with LW-SSO. LW-SSO enables you to log in to Universal CMDB and automatically have access to other configured applications running on the same domain, without needing to log in to those applications.
When LW-SSO Authentication Support is enabled (it is disabled by default), you must ensure that the other applications in the Single Sign-On environment have LW-SSO enabled and are working with the same initString parameter.
- Through SAML authentication.Using SAML Authentication, UCMDB allows users to access the UCMDB UI based on the authentication assertion received from the Identity Provider (IdP). So, instead of authenticating the user based on the username and password entered on the UCMDB UI login page, the UCMDB server passes the authentication responsibility to IdP and the users automatically log in to the UCMDB UI when a successful response is received from IdP.
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