Add users not connected with a third-party identity provider in order to allow authentication into Private Access and Internet Access services.
ImportantThis feature is only available for customers that have updated to the Foundation Services
release.
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Local User Account Management gives Zero Trust Secure Access administrators the option to authorize user
authentication into Internet Access and Private Access services without using a third-party
identity provider. Administrators can enable or disable enrolled local user accounts
at any time,
allowing for controlled web access and connection to internal applications as necessary.
Local
users may also be assigned to one or more local user groups. As soon as a local user
account or
group is added, the individual account or group may be included as a target in a secure
access
rule.
The following table outlines the actions available in the Local User Account
Management tab within Identity and Access Management.
Action
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Description
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Add local user accounts
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You may add up to 10,000 local user accounts. Account emails can be no longer than
256
characters and descriptions no longer than 512 characters.
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Add local user groups
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Click Groups on the side menu to access the local group management
screen. Add a new group by clicking Add Group. Enter a unique name
and select available local users to add to the group.
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Delete individual local user accounts
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Delete a single local user account by clicking the delete () icon.
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Delete local user groups
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From the local group management screen, delete a single local user group by clicking
the
delete () icon. Delete multiple local user groups by selecting
the groups and clicking the Delete button.
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View account enrollment status
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Batch enable, disable, or delete accounts
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A progress bar appears above the table to indicate the status of the current batch
action.
When the action is complete, the result displays. View error details by clicking
View details.
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Enable multi-factor authentication (MFA)
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Enforce MFA for local user accounts by turning on the Multi-factor
authentication setting.
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Get the Trend Vision One local user sign-in link
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Copy the link for the Trend Vision One sign in page and
distribute the link to local users.
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