Manage Authentication Domains

Add an Authentication Domain

  1. On the Plug-ins tab, select User Manager (or Server Manager).
  2. Right-click and select Authentication Domains.
    Note: This menu item is available only if you have user administration capabilities.
  3. In the Authentication Domain Management dialog box, click New.
  4. In the New Authentication Domain dialog box, enter a name.

Rename an Authentication Domain

CAUTION:
Changing the name of an authentication domain can interfere with single sign-on.
Do not rename an authentication domain unless you need to make a correction. In particular, avoid renaming DefaultAuth because this requires that users update their connection profiles to use the new name.
This list explains how users can access their connection profiles:
  • In most Java desktop clients, select Filethen selectConnection Profile and then click Edit.
  • In SAS Enterprise Guide, select Toolsthen selectOptions then selectAdministrationthen selectModify and then click Modify.
  • In the SAS Add-In for Microsoft Office, select SASthen selectToolsthen selectConnections and then click Modify.
Note: If Web applications reuse initial logon credentials, renaming an authentication domain can also require that you update and redeploy the Web applications.
To change the name of an authentication domain, select a row in the Authentication Domain Management dialog box and click Edit.

Delete an Authentication Domain

CAUTION:
When you delete an authentication domain, all of the logins in that authentication domain are deleted.
Before you delete an authentication domain, make sure you have a current backup.
To delete an authentication domain, select a row in the Authentication Domain Management dialog box and click Delete.