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Manage Native Authentication

In this mode, users may be defined as a user defined locally within Talend Data Catalog . All create, edit, group assignments and deletion actions on that user may only be made within Talend Data Catalog .

When logging in using native authentication mode, if the user name is associated with a native user the system will authenticate that user with native authentication (based on the local password).

Set Native Authentication

Steps

  1. Sign in as a user with at least the Security Administratorcapability global role assignment.
  2. Go to MANAGE > Users in the banner.
  3. Select Native from the Authentication pull-down.

Example

Sign in as Administrator.

Go to Tools > Administration > Users.

Select Native from the Authentication pull-down.

Create a New Native User

Native users are manually created/updated by the Administrator. A Native user is required to have a password defined at the creation time. Native Users can coexist with LDAP users, which may be useful in creating temporarily logins for administrators, support, consultants, etc.

Steps

  1. Sign in as a user with at least the Security Administratorcapability global role assignment.
  2. Go to MANAGE > Users in the banner.
  3. Click the icon.
  4. At the bottom of the screen, in the Properties tab, provide a Username, Password, and other identifying information.
  5. Check the Named License checkbox if you want to designate this user as a named user for licensing purposes.
Information note

Only available if named user licenses are enabled.

  1. Assign a group to the user.
  2. Assign global roles to the user.

Example

Sign in as Administrator.

Go to MANAGE > Users in the top banner.

Click Add. At the bottom of the screen, in the Properties tab, provide a Username, Password, and other identifying information.

Information note

See more details about editing a user account.

Click CREATE.

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