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  1. Preface
  2. Introduction to MDM Hub Security
  3. Resources
  4. Roles
  5. Users and User Groups
  6. Security Providers
  7. Application Level Security
  8. Certificate-Based Authentication
  9. Password Hashing
  10. Appendix A: Glossary

External User Directory

External User Directory

The
MDM Hub
can integrate with an external user directory.
Users or user groups that are maintained in the external user directory must still be registered in the
MDM Hub
. Registration is required before the
MDM Hub
can assign roles, and their associated privileges, to these users and groups.
Assign users from the external directory to groups in the
MDM Hub
. You must maintain the relationships between users and groups in the
MDM Hub
, even if you also maintain the relationships through the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol.
The following image shows a security deployment where you manage users in an external directory, but you manage the groups, role assignment, and privilege assignment in the
MDM Hub
.
An illustration showing that the users are maintained in an external directory, and the groups are maintained in the MDM Hub. Users can perform role assignment through an external directory. The MDM Hub handles all of the following: groups can perform role assignment, which leads to roles. Roles leads to privilege assignment. Privilege assignment leads to secure resources. Secure resources leads to Hub objects.
In this scenario, the external user directory manages user accounts, groups, and user profiles. The external user directory can authenticate users and provide information to the
MDM Hub
about group membership and user profiles.

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