Setting Up Built-In Authorization

1. Select the Use Built-in Authorization checkbox in the  security manager.

2. Save built-in administrator (ADMIN schema owner) credentials using the PP.Util utility with the save_creds parameter:

• In Linux OS:

./PP.Util_start.sh /save_creds metabase_id login [password]

or specify the DBOWNER credentials scope:

./PP.Util_start.sh /save_creds metabase_id login [password] DBOWNER

• In Windows OS:

PP.Util.exe /save_creds metabase_id login [password]

or specify the DBOWNER credentials scope:

PP.Util.exe /save_creds metabase_id login [password] DBOWNER

NOTE. Simultaneous use of built-in authorization with password authentication is a default option, additional settings are not required.

1. Select the Use Built-in Authorization checkbox in the security manager.

2. Save built-in administrator (ADMIN schema owner) credentials using the PP.Util utility with the save_creds parameter and specify the DBOWNER credentials scope:

• In Linux OS:

./PP.Util_start.sh /save_creds metabase_id login [password] DBOWNER

• In Windows OS:

PP.Util.exe /save_creds metabase_id login [password] DBOWNER

3. Set up domain/integrated domain authentication. Make sure that the following conditions are satisfied:

• Domain/integrated domain authentication is set up for the desktop application or web application based on the web server: Apache2, ASP.NET or Java.

• Credentials of service user of security subsystem match with credentials of the ADMIN schema owner.

• Only the ADMIN schema owner is contained at DBMS level.

NOTE. Simultaneous use of built-in authorization with domain or integrated domain authentication is available only when working with PostgreSQL DBMS.