Logging In to SSO-H
It is necessary for the SSO-H administrator to log in to SSO-H in order to manage users for the Local Device Authentication System of SSO-H, and specify the various SSO-H settings. Also, it is necessary for general users to log in to SSO-H in order to change their own password.
You can login to the application from a Web browser or the portal page of the Remote UI.
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It is necessary to set SSO-H as the login service. (For more information, see "Login Service Selection.")
When using the Local Device Authentication System of SSO-H, make sure to edit the user information of the administrator immediately after starting to use it, in order to prevent unauthorized use. (See "Registering/Editing User Data for Local Device Authentication.")
If you are logging in as the administrator for the Local Device Authentication and the user name and password is still the default setting, the screen to change the password appears when you click [Log In]. Change the password to increase security.
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NOTE
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The default user name for the administrator for the Local Device Authentication is 'Administrator' and the default password is 'password' (case sensitive).
To log in from the Remote UI Portal, set [Remote UI] in [License/Other] in [Management Settings] (Settings/Registration) to 'On'. (See "Before You Start the Remote UI.")
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Logging In
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Start your Web browser → enter the following URL in the address bar.
http://<IP address or host name of the machine>:8000/sso/
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The IP address or host name entry is case sensitive.
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Enter/select each item → click [Log In].
If logging in as a Local Device Authentication administrator:
Select [This device] in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of the Local Device Authentication administrator in [User Name] and [Password].
If logging in as a Domain Authentication administrator:
Select the domain name in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of the Domain Authentication administrator in [User Name] and [Password] on the authentication server of the selected domain.
If logging in as a general user:
Select [This device] in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of a general user in [User Name] and [Password].
Click [Log Out] to finish the operation.
Logging In from the Remote UI Portal
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Start your Web browser → enter the following URL in the address bar.
http://<IP address or host name of the machine>/
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If you entered <http://<IP address or host name of the machine>:8000/sso/>, the main menu is displayed without the Remote UI screen in step 3 being displayed.
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Enter/select each item → click [Log In].
If logging in as a Local Device Authentication administrator:
Select [This device] in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of the Local Device Authentication administrator in [User Name] and [Password].
If logging in as a Domain Authentication administrator:
Select the domain name in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of the Domain Authentication administrator in [User Name] and [Password] on the authentication server of the selected domain.
If logging in as a general user:
Select [This device] in [Login Destination] → enter the user name and password of a general user in [User Name] and [Password].
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Click [Single Sign-On H].
When logging in as a Local Device Authentication administrator or a Domain Authentication administrator, you will log in to the management application.
When logging in as a general user, the menu for SSO-H general users is displayed.
Click [Log Out] to finish the operation.
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If you are logged in as the System Administrator (Administrator), make sure you log out before closing SSO-H. If you close the Web browser without logging out, SSO-H cannot be used for a while, even if you log in again as the System Administrator (Administrator).
Do not use the browser's [Back] button. If you use [Back] to change pages, SSO-H may not operate correctly.
The default user authentication system is 'Domain Authentication + Local Device Authentication'. For information on setting the user authentication system, see "Setting the User Authentication System."
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