TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation
TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation
TIBCO Spotfire Server 3.2.2 - TIBCO Product Documentation
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Configure the System<br />
“Authentication and User Directory” on page 65.<br />
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MIGRATING FROM 10.1 TO 3.2?<br />
When you start the <strong>Spotfire</strong> Configuration Console and connect to the<br />
3.2 database you should verify that the configuration from the <strong>Spotfire</strong><br />
Analytics <strong>Server</strong> 10.1 has been transferred correctly.<br />
Configuring Authentication:<br />
1 In the configuration console, click on the tab Authentication.<br />
2 Click the Edit button.<br />
Most login/user directory configurations will have transferred<br />
completely and will not require any additional setup. However:<br />
• If you have set up external LDAP group synchronization, the list<br />
of groups specified for synchronization will be transferred to the<br />
3.2 server. However, you must enable group synchronization and<br />
set up synchronization schedules for the groups from the<br />
configuration console.<br />
• Kerberos, X.509 Client Certificates, and NTLM authentication<br />
information is not transferred. If you intend to use any of these<br />
authentication methods on the 3.2 server, you need to set this up<br />
again.<br />
3 If prompted to stop all servers, select to do so.<br />
4 Select the login method you wish to use from the Login method drop-down menu.<br />
5 Depending on your choice you will be presented with a number of additional<br />
parameters that you must specify.<br />
For more details on these parameters, please see the configuration console online help<br />
by clicking on the question mark icon in the top right corner.<br />
6 Click the Done button when you are finished.<br />
5.7 Setting up User Directory<br />
The user directory is where the <strong>Spotfire</strong> system stores user names and group<br />
memberships. This information can later be used to set permissions to different groups<br />
of users. The user directory is stored in the <strong>Spotfire</strong> database, but to simplify<br />
administration, it is possible to import this information from an external source, such<br />
as an LDAP directory. This is called User Directory Back-end. For a comprehensive<br />
list of user directory backends, and how they can be combined with different<br />
Authentication methods, see the section “Authentication and User Directory” on<br />
page 65.<br />
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Configuring User Directory:<br />
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