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Chapter 1. User Management

1.1. Login to the Administration Console
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To access the administration console, you need to start the Red Hat Single Sign-On Server. Once the server is running successfully and you can access the landing page at http://localhost:8080/

To login to the administration console,

  1. Click Administration Console link on the landing page.
  2. Enter the registered user name and password.
  3. Click Log in

You will be redirected to the Master Realm in the Administration Console.

1.2. Add User
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To add a new user to the Red Hat Single Sign-On using the script, follow these steps:

  1. On the command line, go to the bin directory of Red Hat Single Sign-On.
  2. Run the command "add-user", for example, "add-user.sh --user test --password test123".
  3. If the user is added successfully, you will get a confirmation on the commandline.
  4. To list the user in the console, restart the RH-SSO server.

1.3. Enable and Disable User
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To disable and enable an existing user, follow these steps.

  1. Login to the Administration Console.
  2. Click Users View all users.
  3. Select the appropriate user and click Edit
  4. In the Details section, Turn Off User Enabled.

Similarily to enable user you can Turn ON the User Enabled option.

1.4. Modify the Roles of an Existing User
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To modify or assign the roles of an existing user follow these steps:

  1. Login to the Administration Console.
  2. Click Users View all users.
  3. Select the appropriate user, click Edit.
  4. Click Role Mapping.
  5. To assign a new role to the user, select the role from the Available Roles list and click Add Selected.

1.5. Reset User Password
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You can reset the user password by using the Forgot Password link on administration console.

To reset the password,

  1. On the Administration Console log in page, Click Forgot Password.
  2. Enter your registered EmailID or Username.
  3. Follow the link in your email to reset your password.

1.6. Enable One-Time-Password
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To enable One Time Password (OTP), follow these steps:

  1. Login to the Administration Console.
  2. On the top right hand side of the panel, click the username.
  3. Click Manage Account and click Authenticator.
  4. Follow the steps shown on the panel.
  5. Enter OTP and click Save.

1.7. Access User History
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To access the history of all the session from a user including the IP address and the login and logout time, follow these steps.

  1. Login to the Administration Console
  2. Click Users and click View all users.
  3. Click Edit for the Username for which you want to view to session history.
  4. Click Sessions.

You can see the IP address of the user, the list of clients accessed by the user, and the access time including the login time.

1.8. Unlock User Account
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The user account can be automatically locked after too many login attempts. To unlock a user account, the administrator can follow these steps:

  1. Login to the Administration Console.
  2. Click Users, View all users.
  3. Click Unlock Users.
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