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Configuring externally-authenticated accounts
Before you configure any database administrator or regular user accounts to be externally-authenticated accounts, make sure that you have completed the following steps:
▪ Make sure that the user has a corresponding operating system or domain level account on the machine where solidDB is running.
▪ Install and enable OpenSSL libcrypto on the server and client computers, see Installing and configuring the OpenSSL toolkit.
▪ Configure external authentication on the server according to your operating system, see Configuring external authentication on servers.
▪ Configure external authentication on the client that the user will use, see Configuring external authentication on clients.
▪ If your solidDB server runs on the Windows operating system, determine the user name format that you must use, see Configuring external authentication on Windows systems.
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Creating externally-authenticated accounts for database administrators
Creating externally-authenticated accounts for users
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