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The License page displays current product license details such as Product, Type, Versions, Expiration, Email, and the option to add/update the 6connect License Key(s).
From the Admin Settings page, click "Manage License".
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Current license details for ProVision, and other affiliated 6connect products will display.
To add/update a License Key, paste the key provided into the "Update License Key" box, and click "Update License".
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Path to PHP (Local Installation): The directory path to php location Path to Nmap (Local Installation): The directory path to nmap location Nmap Options (Local Installation): The directory path to nmap location |
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Backup Location: The backups may be sent to the 6connect cloud, or to a specific server in the Resource system. Select the radio button for the desired location.
Manual Backup -
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Cloud:
Select " 6connect Cloud" as your backup location, then click on the "Backup Now" button. You will see a success message below the button if successful.
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Location of mysqldump (Local Installation): This is the location of the mysqldump directory. |
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LDAP Auth DN/Fetch DN: These strings are used to first authentication the 6connect ProVision user and then to retrieve their permissions. The string '%LOGIN%' should be inserted in place of the user's common name both strings. (ex: cn=%LOGIN%,ou=people,dc=6connect,dc=com)
LDAP Group Attribute: If using an internal list of user groups instead of 6connect ProVision groups, enter the attribute name for the LDAP groups here. If a Group Attribute is set, it will be used first, otherwise the 6connect ProVision schema will be used.
Mapping Permissions to 6connect ProVision schema: To integrate 6connect ProVision permissions with your existing directory structure then you will need the 6connect ProVision schema. It should snap in with any existing LDAP structure and allow you to assign 6connect ProVision permissions to your existing users. You can download a copy of the schema from this section.
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Initial Login: The initial login process occurs for the first time a user logs in, and anytime afterwards if the browser token is not present (e.g., cookies are cleared from the browser, the browser closed, or a new browser is used). From the ProVision login page, select SAML from the authentication options dropdown - you do not need to enter Username or Password.
You will be redirected to the IdP site as set up in the Admin Configuration - here, we are using Microsoft ADFS (Active Directory Federation Services). Log into the IdP site using your SAML credentials, and click "Sign In".
If the sign in is successful, you will be logged into the ProVision home page. Subsequent Logins: After the initial login via the IdP (as long as the auth token is present) users will be able to login to ProVision simply by selecting the "SAML" options from the ProVision login page without entering credentials.
The auth token may be destroyed or not available if browser cookies have been cleared, a different browser used, or the browser fully closed, depending on security settings. In these cases, the user will need to sign in again via the IdP. |
DUO Mobile
To use DUO Authentication, an account must first be set up with DUO.
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If you need to disable DUO Mobile authentication from ProVision from outside of the GUI, a command-line disable tool is available. Run:
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Remote Authentication Tester
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After making changes to settings, clicking any "Update" button will save your changes for all sections of the page, not just the section the update button is contained in. |