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Local accounts are created and assigned to groups within VALT. Local accounts can be created manually or imported from a [[Importing_Users_from_a_file|list]]. | Local accounts are created and assigned to groups within VALT. Local accounts can be created manually or imported from a [[Importing_Users_from_a_file|list]]. | ||
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LDAP accounts can be imported manually using an LDAP search and lookup tool within the software or imported automatically on a schedule based on group. | LDAP accounts can be imported manually using an LDAP search and lookup tool within the software or imported automatically on a schedule based on group. | ||
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SSO accounts are automatically created when a user logs in for the first time. The user can be placed in the proper group automatically upon login by mapping SSO attributes to a user group within VALT. | SSO accounts are automatically created when a user logs in for the first time. The user can be placed in the proper group automatically upon login by mapping SSO attributes to a user group within VALT. | ||
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| − | *VALT uses Just In Time (JIT) | + | **<em>Users are reevaluated and assigned to groups each time they log in, based on a [[Single_Sign-On_(SSO)#User_Mapping | group membership]] attribute being passed.</em> |
| − | **Users are assigned to groups each time they log in, based on | + | *If a user does <u>NOT</u> have a user mapping associated with their account, the user gets moved to "<b>Users without Group</b>" and has restricted access. |
| − | *If a user does NOT have a user mapping associated with their account, user gets moved to "Users without Group" and has restricted access | + | *If a user's user mapping changes, they will be moved to the correct group upon their next SSO sign-in. |
| − | *If a user's user mapping changes, they will be moved to the correct group upon their next SSO sign-in | + | **<em>Correct mapping is based on the SSO mapping created in VALT and the attribute/pair value being passed from the IdP.</em> |
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Latest revision as of 14:13, 1 April 2024
Contents
Authentication Workflows
There are three different authentication methods that can be used for VALT:
- Local Authentication
- LDAP Authentication
- SSO Authentication
Local Authentication
Local accounts are created and assigned to groups within VALT. Local accounts can be created manually or imported from a list.
LDAP Authentication
LDAP accounts can be imported manually using an LDAP search and lookup tool within the software or imported automatically on a schedule based on group.
SSO Authentication
SSO accounts are automatically created when a user logs in for the first time. The user can be placed in the proper group automatically upon login by mapping SSO attributes to a user group within VALT.
- VALT's SSO uses Just-In-Time (JIT) Provisioning.
- Users are reevaluated and assigned to groups each time they log in, based on a group membership attribute being passed.
- If a user does NOT have a user mapping associated with their account, the user gets moved to "Users without Group" and has restricted access.
- If a user's user mapping changes, they will be moved to the correct group upon their next SSO sign-in.
- Correct mapping is based on the SSO mapping created in VALT and the attribute/pair value being passed from the IdP.
⤺ Back to VALT SSO Main Page
