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Through the Admin Settings page, administrators can manage aspects of user accounts, as well as other aspects of the instance. See Admin Settings Page.
- To make changes to individual user accounts, click Edit Users.
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Important Note on Permissions
Depending on your instance, access to stored assets can be governed by multiple sets of permissions. Access can be governed by:
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- Storage environment (e.g. Hadoop) permissions
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User Account Fields
- Name: Display name for the user.
- Email: The value is the user ID. It must resolve to a valid, accessible email address. Some features of the platform fail to work correctly with invalid email addresses.
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to allow the user administrator privileges.Info NOTE: You should limit the number of administrator accounts, which have extensive privileges in the application.
- Roles:
roles assigned to the user. See Platform Roles below.D s platform SSO Principal: If SSO is enabled, set this value to be the SSO principal value associated with this user.
Info NOTE: Required value for each user if SSO is enabled. See Configure SSO for AD-LDAP.
Hadoop Principal: If secure impersonation is enabled, set this value to be the Hadoop principal value associated with this user.
Info NOTE: The user principal value should not include the realm.
Info NOTE: Required value if secure impersonation is enabled. See Configure for Secure Impersonation.
Info NOTE: If Kerberos is enabled, verify that all user principals that use the platform are also members of the group of the keytab user.
- Created: Timestamp when the account was created.
- Updated: Timestamp when the account was last modified.
- Disabled: If
true
, the account is currently disabled. Else, the account is active. Edit the user to change access. - Last Login Time: Timestamp for when the account was last used to access the application.
- A value of
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indicates that the account has never been used.
- A value of
Edit Users
Password Reset
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To reset a user's account password, click Reset Password. Copy the URL and paste it into an email to send the user.
Platform Roles
The following platform roles are supported in the
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: Provides administrator roles, which include administering users, changing configuration, and deletion of objects created by other users.D s item item Administrator Warning Avoid granting
role to many users.D s item item Administrator Data Admin: Enables user to use file browsers to browse external file systems.
Info NOTE: The Data Admin role is required to browse HDFS or other non-relational datastores. If an account lacks this role, dataset upload and download and access to JDBC data sources, including Hive, are still supported.
Deployment: In a Development environment, this role can be added to a user's account to enable access to the Deployment Manager.
- In a Production environment where the Deployment Manager applies to the entire instance, this role does not apply.
- For more information, see Configure Deployment Manager.
- For more information on Deployment Manager, see Overview of Deployment Manager.
wrangler: Enables access to the
. All users accounts must have this role.D s webapp Info NOTE: All users accounts must have this role, which cannot be modified.
AWS Config
When per-user authentication is enabled for AWS access, administrators can review and modify each user's settings for AWS authentication, click Configure.
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NOTE: When you return from configuring S3 access, your changes there have already been saved. |
For more information, see Configure Your Access to S3.
Disable User
Non-admin users can be enabled or disabled as needed.
- To disable a user, click the checkbox in the Disabled column. Then, click Submit.