Go to Settings >> System >> Plugins.
Find OAuth Authentication 5.0.0 and click Manage.
Managing OAuth Authentication¶
Click Add Server.
Adding an OAuth Server¶
OAuth Server Information Panel¶
Enter a unique Server Name for the authorization server.
Enter the Client Id. It is the application ID provided by the authorization server to the registered clients.
Enter the Client Secret. It is a secret password created for the application.
Enter the Authorization Endpoint of the server.
Enter the Token Endpoint of the server.
Enter the User Info Endpoint of the server.
Enter the Redirect URL. It is the LogPoint URL where the authorization server redirects after verifying the access token and users information.
Enter the Role Field. It is used to extract roles from the OAuth response.
Click Save.
Select a LogPoint user group as the Default Role. The application assigns the default user group to the OAuth users whose role are not mapped in the Mapping Roles section.
Click Save. You can change the default settings from the Configuring Default Settings section.
Click Save.
Click Yes to select OAuth Authentication as the default authentication. Otherwise, click No.
OAuth Confirmation Panel¶
Note
Once you add an OAuth server, the OAuth Authentication Management panel removes the Add Server option and includes the Roles Mapping option.
Click Default Settings in the OAuth Authentication Management panel.
OAuth Authentication Management Panel¶
Select a LogPoint user group as the Default Role.
Default Settings Panel¶
Click Save.
You can map an OAuth role to a LogPoint user group to define access permission in LogPoint.
Follow these steps to map an OAuth role to a LogPoint user group:
Click Roles Mapping in the OAuth Authentication Management panel.
Enter an OAuth Role.
Select a LogPoint User Group to assign to the OAuth role.
OAuth Role Mapping¶
Click Add.
OAuth Role Mapping Added¶
Note
You can map an OAuth role to one LogPoint user group only.