Identity and Access Management (IAM)

Actions overview The WebADM installation consists of: * Download the packages; * Install the packages; * Choosing your WebADM PKI setup; * Choosing your main LDAP identity source; * Choosing your SQL DBMS; * Setup your DBMS; * Run the WebADM setup script as primary node; * Start the WebADM services and log in to the WebADM Administrator

Actions overview That guide provides instructions on how to set up WebADM in High Availability mode. This documentation is a continuation of the WebADM Standalone installation guide. If you are installing your primary WebADM server, please refer to the WebADM Standalone installation guide before following this one. For High Availability

Installation of RCDevs Directory Server RCDevs Directory Server runs on Linux with GLIBC ≥ 2.5. The package contains the necessary dependencies, enabling RCDevs Directory Server to operate on any Linux system without additional requirements. The package is named slapd for RPM-based OS and rcdevs-slapd for Debian-based OS. The documentation provides

Product Documentation This document is a configuration guide for RCDevs WebADM. The reader should notice that this document is not a guide for configuring WebADM applications (Web Services and WebApps). Specific application guides are available through the RCDevs online documentation library. WebADM installation and setup is not covered by this

Overview In this documentation, we will explain the possible configurations for scenarios where the LDAP infrastructure used with WebADM for identities and groups cannot be utilized to store WebADM data (LDAP read-only setups). There are two possible setups to address this limitation. Setup 1 * The first option is to configure

Overview SpanKey is a centralized SSH key server for OpenSSH, which stores and maintains SSH public keys in a centralized LDAP directory (i.e. Active Directory). With SpanKey there is no need to distribute, manually expire or maintain the public keys on the servers. Instead, the SpanKey agent is deployed

Overview and policies concepts This guide explains the concept of policies within the WebADM framework. Policies are a crucial component of WebADM, allowing you to design who can access what, when, from which network(s), at what time, and under which conditions. WebADM includes multiple policy layer: * Default application configuration

Overview This documentation provides information regarding Active Directory ACLs for the service account used by the WebADM framework (proxy_user). The LDAP service account is utilized by WebADM to access and manage necessary LDAP resources without requiring administrator login. Examples include incrementing the authentication counter, registering token metadata on user

Overview This documentation provides information regarding Active Directory ACLs for the administrator accounts used by the WebADM framework (super_admin) or other administator with an access granted through an administartor role. When a WebADM administrator (super_admin) logs in to the WebADM Admin Portal, they always access and manage the

Overview The RCDevs Mobile Badging solution is an integral part of the WebADM Framework, OpenOTP web-service, and the OpenOTP Token application. It offers the following key features: * Time tracking of users; * Work location verification and audit proof generated; * Automated group membership management based on badge-in/badge-out operations; * Automatic badge-in operation

Overview This documentation does not cover setting up WebADM with Active Directory or storing WebADM-related data in Active Directory. Please refer to the WebADM installation guide for that information. Instead, this document explains the Active Directory synchronization tool provided by RCDevs and its usage. The synchronization process duplicates Active Directory

Overview The Manager interface provides access to WebADM user management functions and operations exported by your registered applications. It also allows external systems, such as web portals, to remotely trigger user management operations from the network. The user management functions offer LDAP operations such as object creation, updates, removal, and

Overview & Concepts Overview and Concepts Building a Unified IAM Infrastructure In large organizations, consolidating Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems from different vendors across various locations is a daunting and often impractical task. This is especially challenging for corporate groups and companies that frequently acquire new subsidiaries, resulting in