Default Authentication value
Login Authentication
Standard authentication
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Standard Authentication | Active |
| Name | Standard Authentication |
| Authentication Database 1 | Standard database |
1: When the "Use Multiple authentication databases" check box is selected, the default value for the availability of each authentication database is as follows:
- Database set by system administrator: do not use
- Standard database: Use
Adding a login authentication
The Login authentication format is environment variable authentication.
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Environment variable format | Login name |
| Authentication Database | Standard database |
Session Authentication
Standard authentication
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Standard Authentication | Enable |
| Name | Standard Authentication |
| Authentication Database | Standard database |
Adding session authentication
The session authentication format is environment variable authentication.
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Environment variable format | Login name |
| Authentication Database | Standard database |
Adding session authentication
The session authentication format is open integrated Authentication ver. 2.
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Mode | Open Integrated Authentication ver.2 |
| Cookie name | CB_OPENAUTH |
| Active Time | 6 hours |
| Authentication Database | Standard database |
Authentication Database
Adding authentication databases
The authentication database format is LDAP.
| Item | Default value: |
|---|---|
| Use of SSL | Use SSL for communication with the server: off |
| port number | 389 |
| Use Anonymous | Status: Active |
| Authentication type | Flat password (simple authentication) |
| Connection Conditions 1 | Setting connection conditions: Off |
1: When the "Set Connection conditions" check box is selected, the default value is as follows:
- Exclude prefix/suffix strings from the login name during authentication: off