Tag: Authentication (authenticate, authenticator)
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How do I authenticate users with an LDAP directory?There are three options available for LDAP authentication: Off - Jiglu will manage passwords and authentication itself. |
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How do I allow users to reset their own password by email?If you are not using LDAP external authentication then you can allow users to request an email to be sent to them with a link to a page that allows them to set a new password. |
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How can I limit who can use private feeds?Sometimes you may want to restrict such access, for example if your organisation has a policy that requires mandatory two-factor authentication for ordinary users, which will not work with feeds. |
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System administration quickstartGetting started with administering a new Jiglu system. |
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How can I turn on or off two-factor authentication?Mandatory - users must use two-factor authentication. |
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Jiglu system configuration checklistThis will mean that when a user first logs on they will have to set up two-factor authentication using Google Authenticator or a similar app. |
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Jiglu monitor administration quickstartSelecting Check again will then update the form to reflect the details that are now available after successful authentication. |
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How do I add an RSS feed in a collaboration space?This will allow you to change its name, URL, authentication and whether or not you want to use tags supplied by the source. |
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How do I have new users automatically joined to certain groups?If you have not already carried out secondary authentication (your user icon on the right have the navigation bar will have a red border if this is the case) then go to My preferences, choose the System administrator log in option and enter the password. |
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How do I disable certain sections of a space?Note that if you previously carried out secondary authentication (your name at the top will be in red if this is the case) then you will continue to see the tab in the navigation bar as by doing so you will have granted yourself access to everything. |
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How do I prevent group administrators from changing certain group settings?If you have not already carried out secondary authentication (your name at the top will be in red if this is the case) then go to My preferences, choose the System administrator log in option and enter the password. |