Revoked user strategies are policies that Mediasite's System job, which runs nightly, will use to mark user profile statuses as inactive. You will specify strategies for users that have been deleted from or archived from your AD or LDAP directory as well as for users who have been locked out of the system.
You can add multiple policies, corresponding to each strategy, for each security provider connected to your Mediasite.
To create a strategy for deleted or locked users:
1. Click Security > Revoked User Management > Add New and specify the following:
Settings |
Details |
Name |
Enter a name for the revoked access strategy that will help you and other users identify it easily. |
Enable this Strategy |
Enabled by default, clear this check box to prevent the System job from using the revoked user strategy you will select below. |
Strategy |
Select Deleted or locked user in an existing Security Provider. |
Security Provider |
Select the directory where you want the system job to search for deleted or locked users. Click Test Connection to verify Mediasite can connect to the directory. If the test connection fails, verify your settings are correct. If they still do not work, contact your organization’s directory administrator or the person responsible for deploying your Mediasite. |
Update status to Inactive for locked users |
Select this this option to have the System job mark the statuses for all locked out users as Inactive: Locked. The system automatically resets these users’ statuses to active when they successfully log into any Mediasite application. Mediasite administrators can also reset users’ statuses from their user profile page. |
Update status to Inactive for deleted users |
Select this this option to have the System job mark the statuses for all deleted users as Inactive: Deleted. |
2. Click Save. When the System job runs next, it will use the settings specified to mark users as inactive.
Add strategy for deleted and locked users
To create a strategy for users archived to a different place in the same directory:
1. Click Security > Revoked User Management > Add New and specify the following:
Settings |
Details |
Name |
Enter a name for the revoked access strategy that will help you and other users identify it easily. |
Enable this Strategy |
Enabled by default, clear this check box to prevent the System job from using the revoked user strategy you will select below. |
Strategy |
Select Archived user in an existing Security Provider. |
Security Provider |
Select the directory you want the system job to search for archived users. |
Archive DN |
Specify the distinguished name for the top level of the archive directory. |
Scope |
Select where in the specified directory location you want the System job to search: •Base: Searches only the directory location. •OneLevel: Searches the directory location and its children nodes. •Subtree: Searches the entire tree structure with the root being the directory location. |
2. Click Test Connection to verify Mediasite can connect to the directory and the location specified.
If the test connection fails, verify your settings are correct. If they still do not work, contact your organization’s directory administrator or the person responsible for deploying your Mediasite.
3. Click Save. When the System job runs next, it will use the settings specified to mark users as Inactive: Archived.
Add strategy for users archived in the same directory
To create a strategy for users archived to a different directory:
1. Click Security > Revoked User Management > Add New and specify the following:
Settings |
Details |
Name |
Enter a name for the revoked access strategy that will help you and other users identify it easily. |
Enable this Strategy |
Enabled by default, clear this check box to prevent the System job from using the revoked user strategy you will select below. |
Strategy |
Select Archived user in an external directory. |
2. Specify the directory information:
Settings |
Details |
Provider Type |
Choose LDAP Directory or Active Directory. |
Server Path |
Enter the path of the directory. |
SSL |
Select this check box if you already have Secure Socket Layer configured on your system. |
Base DN |
Enter the distinguished name for the top level of the directory. |
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3. Specify the information needed to connect to the external directory and locate users:
Settings |
Details |
Username & Password |
Enter the credentials needed to connect to the directory. |
Use Anonymous authentication |
Select this check box to connect to a LDAP directory that does not require user credentials. |
Users DN |
The distinguished name for the user directory. |
User Id Property Name |
The attribute used to identify a User ID in the directory. |
User LDAP Search Filter |
The filter to use when searching the directory for users. |
4. Click Test Connection to verify Mediasite can connect to the directory.
If the test connection fails, verify your settings are correct. If they still do not work, contact your organization’s directory administrator or the person responsible for deploying your Mediasite.
5. If you selected LDAP, specify the Timestamp Property Name and Timestamp Property Date Format.
6. Click Save. When the System job runs next, it will use the settings specified to mark users as “Inactive: Archived”.
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