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.
  

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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• Domain authentication (e.g. SSO) permissions
• Storage environment (e.g. Hadoop) permissions

When a shares a resource with another user, that second user may not have access to the underlying resource if one of the other permission sets does not provide it. In the , the issue may be surfaced as a generic read or access error, which may be difficult for end users to debug.

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.

• : Set this value to true to allow the user administrator privileges.

  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.

• SSO Principal: If SSO is enabled, set this value to be the SSO principal value associated with this user.

  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.

  NOTE: The user principal value should not include the realm.

  NOTE: Required value if secure impersonation is enabled. See Configure for Secure Impersonation.

  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 Never indicates that the account has never been used.

Edit Users

Password Reset

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 .

• : Provides administrator roles, which include administering users, changing configuration, and deletion of objects created by other users.

  Avoid granting role to many users.

• Data Admin: Enables user to use file browsers to browse external file systems.

  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.

• user: Please ignore this role. It does nothing at present.

• admin: Please ignore this role. It does nothing at present.

• wrangler: Enables access to the . All users accounts must have this role.

  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.

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.