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PowerProtect Data Manager 19.10 Security Configuration Guide

Identity providers

An identity provider is an abstract source of user and group data that PowerProtect Data Manager can map to corresponding roles. The abstraction simplifies user and role management.

In addition to the list of supported external identity providers, PowerProtect Data Manager contains locally defined identity providers for application and operating system users.

PowerProtect Data Manager supports multiple active identity providers. Each identity provider has a unique associated domain that identifies all users from that identity provider.

You can map users to PowerProtect Data Manager roles directly or through user groups that come from an identity provider. After you configure an identity provider and map a user or group to a role, you can log in to PowerProtect Data Manager as that user, or as a user from that group.

Some local users have restricted capabilities. For example, operating system users are not mapped to application roles and are limited to SSH access. The local identity provider does not support adding or deleting operating system users, only changing the passwords for existing accounts.

Supported external identity providers

  • Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP)
  • LDAP over SSL (LDAPS)
  • Microsoft Active Directory (AD) server
  • Microsoft AD server over SSL (AD over SSL)

Limitations

PowerProtect Data Manager does not support multiple domains or forests on the same identity provider. Instead, configure separate identity providers for each domain or base.


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