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Question about SSO admin password

Eric Fouresti�

Hello,

 

We know that admin password for SSO link is visible clearly in HTTP printable configuration and SSH view.

We know how to hide it in http printable configuration but it's still visible in SSH view.

How can we hide the admin password in SSH view ? (We don't want that our providers can see this password)

 

Thanks for your help,

 

Eric



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    Salut, Eric, and welcome to the UTM Community!

    The "password" visible at the command line and in the 'Printable Configuration' is the MD4 hash of the password, not the actual password.

    Rather than use the admin account to administer your UTM, I suggest that you use your own backend-authenticated account, make a separate account for your provider and use the locally-authenticated admin account only in emergencies when your backend malfunctions.

    Cheers - Bob

     
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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    We use 2x locally authenticated accounts which are never used and are for backup/emergency purposes. These accounts are stored in an encrypted file (along with others) onsite and offsite.

    Normal authentication is via AD so I agree 100% with Bob.

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  • 0 in reply to BAlfson

    We use 2x locally authenticated accounts which are never used and are for backup/emergency purposes. These accounts are stored in an encrypted file (along with others) onsite and offsite.

    Normal authentication is via AD so I agree 100% with Bob.

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