VBrick Systems ETV v4.2.1 manual Using Ldap Servers

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Server Administration

and Resource Groups are shown on the navigation bar. Access control determines what functionality is available to each user. For example some users may have unlimited access, while others can only view certain live channels and may not have permission to record live channels or add videos to the VOD server. Users and User Groups on page 89 explains in detail how configure users and groups.

Access control also lets you specify which folders are used when individual users record live broadcasts, add videos, or autoingest content. If you do not enable Authentication and Authorization, all of these actions default to the root folder (which can quickly get cluttered).

Note As soon as you check Enable Authentication and Authorization, users will be prompted for User Names and Passwords. VBrick recommends configuring the system prior to user access or during off hours when the network is idle.

Enable Authentication and

Enable authentication and authorization which requires users

Authorization

to login and be authenticated. If not checked, all users have

 

access to all functionality and content.

 

 

Use VBrick database

Use the VBrick (non LDAP) database provided with ETV

 

Portal Server.

 

 

Use LDAP database

Use an LDAP database. VBrick supports major LDAP vendors

 

but only Microsoft Active Directory and Novell eDirectory are

 

fully tested and supported.

 

 

Add/Modify/Delete LDAP

The Portal Server supports multiple LDAP servers. Use these

Server

options to add or manage LDAP servers.

 

 

Using LDAP Servers

Administrators have the option of using the onboard VBrick database for authentication, using an LDAP database, or using both. VBrick supports major LDAP vendors but only Microsoft Active Directory, Novell eDirectory, and OpenLDAP are fully tested and supported. If

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