Viewing the third-party user list – H3C Technologies H3C Intelligent Management Center User Manual

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Identity Check Mode—Select a user identity check mode from the list. Options are Access the

Web interface for authentication and Use the password returned by the Web interface for
authentication.

Access the Web interface for authentication—The third-party plug-in interface authenticates
the user and then sends the authentication result back to UAM.

Use the password returned by the Web interface for authentication—UAM uses the
password returned by the third-party plug-in interface to authenticate the user.

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User Group—Select the user group to which users synchronized from the third-party database
are assigned in UAM.

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Support Backup—Select this option to enable UAM to back up data in the third-party database
to UAM database.

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Delete Local User—Select this option to delete the user from UAM database if the user does not
exist in the third-party plug-in.

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Backup Interval—Specify the backup interval. Every n Days m Hour indicates that UAM backs
up data in the third-party plug-in at m every n days.

5.

In the Access Service area, select one or more access services. The third-party authentication
configuration applies to all access users that use the selected services.

6.

Enter a test username and password, and then click Check Configuration to check whether the
third-party authentication configuration is correct.

7.

Click OK.

Viewing the third-party user list

1.

Access the Third-Party Authentication page.

2.

Click the View Third-Party Users icon .
The page displaying all third-party users backed up from the third-party system to UAM appears.
UAM provides the same management functions for third-party users and access users. For more
information, see "

11 Managing access users

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