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Login Methods

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Service

The UDMG service to connect to.
It defines the target environment and the available authentication methods.
The service names and parameters are configured with UDMG Authentication Proxy.

Provider

The authentication method to use for this service.

"local" is always enabled.
The available providers for a service are  configured with UDMG Authentication Proxy.

See Authentication Methods.

Username

The default login Username is admin.

Password

The user password.

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ChangingYourPassword

Changing Your Password

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Changing your password is not applicable to users that log in using LDAP or SSO authentication.

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During the initial login, an enrollment page will be presented to the user assuming they authenticated successfully using their username and password:

You can switch to setup manually by clicking the Manual button:

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Next, the user will be prompted to enter their Time-based one-time password (TOTP) to login to the controller UDMG Admin UI: 

Once the code is validated, the enrollment is completed and the user can proceed to the application by clicking on Go to dashboard

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After the initial enrollment, you will only have to enter the Time-based one-time password (TOTP) after authenticated successfully using your username and password.


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The Issuer, which the authenticator app uses for identifying the account in the app, will appear as as GatewayName@udmg.stonebranch.com where GatewayName is defined in the UDMG Server GatewayName parameterconfiguration file.

Once a user has successfully logged into the application using their Authenticator App two-factor authentication, a TOTP code will not be required to restore an expired session from the Session Expired login prompt.

Logging Out

To log out of your UDMG Admin UI session:

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The session will be logged out after 5 minutes of inactivity.


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LoggingIn-UserSessions

User Sessions


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This action requires the 'administration write' permission.

To display a list of currently authenticated user sessions (logged in users):


Step 1

On the User task bar, click the User Actions drop-down list arrow to display a menu of user actions.
 

Step 2

Click User Sessions to display the User Sessions list of currently authenticated user sessions.
 


For each logged in the user, the User Sessions list provides the following columns of information:


Column

Description

Session IdUnique Id of the session. It can be used for terminating the session by CLI or REST API.

User

Username of the user.

Remote Address

Address of the machine from where the user logged in.

Creation Time

Date and time that the user initially logged in; in other words, when the user session was created.

Last Accessed Time

Last date and time that the client (browser) sent a request associated with this user session.

From the Users Sessions list, you can:

  • Expire the user session of a user by clicking on the Cancel Session button. The user will be logged out.

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