Setting Up Built-In Authorization

Built-in authorization is used together with any basic authentication type. Simultaneous use of domain or integrated domain authentication with built-in authorization is available only when working with PostgreSQL DBMS.

IMPORTANT. Built-in authorization is set up once during primary system setup.

Built-in authorization setup depends on the selected basic authentication type:

When password authentication is used, see the Setting Up Password Authentication with Built-in Authorization section.
When integrated domain authentication is used, see the Setting Up Integrated Domain Authentication with Built-in Authorization section.
When domain authentication is used, see the Setting Up Domain Authentication with Built-in Authorization section.

Features of Using Built-in Authorization

When built-in authorization is used, take into account the following:

Connection to domain users or groups in the security manager is executed at Foresight Analytics Platform level without creating and granting permissions at DBMS level, the Create Accounts dialog box is not displayed.
Updating permissions of domain users or groups in the security manager at DBMS level is unavailable.
DBMS connection is executed using the saved technological account credentials or built-in administrator (ADMIN schema owner) credentials:

If in database properties the Automatic Connection and Use Login Credentials checkboxes are selected.
If in the Database Authorization dialog box the Use Login Credentials radio button is selected.

Granting permissions for database objects at DBMS level is unavailable, the Manage Rights on DBMS Objects checkbox in database properties is not displayed.