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In iHRIS user information is by default stored in a table called "user." We also allow different means for authenticating users against, for example LDAP or to limit to a single user access system. | In iHRIS user information is by default stored in a table called "user." We also allow different means for authenticating users against, for example, LDAP or to limit to a single user access system. | ||
This article collects together the various authentication modules | This article collects together the various authentication modules that utilize the pluggable authentication available with version 4.0.3 of the iHRIS Suite. | ||
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Revision as of 12:41, 7 October 2013
In iHRIS user information is by default stored in a table called "user." We also allow different means for authenticating users against, for example, LDAP or to limit to a single user access system.
This article collects together the various authentication modules that utilize the pluggable authentication available with version 4.0.3 of the iHRIS Suite.
The authentication modules are:
- I2CE User Access (Default)
- DHIS User Access
- LDAP User Access
- LDAP Hybrid User Access
- Single User Access
Security Note: There is a new administrator account created on the system. The user name is 'i2ce_admin' and the password is the same password used for mysql database connection.
