11 docs tagged with "access control"

After pre-importing users from AD to Txture, it is possible to directly authenticate these users using Active Directory.

The API Tokens view (Main Menu / Admin / API-Tokens) shows a list of all API Tokens and provides management capabilities for them.

The Changelog View (Main Menu / Admin / Changelog) shows an audit trace of your Txture Server in a table.

For most use cases Txture increases its value when accessed by many users.

The Users View (Main Menu / Admin / Users) shows a list of all Txture User Accounts and provides management operations for those accounts.

OAuth is an open standard that allows access of web application by authentication via a third party authentication server. OpenID Connect is a layer on top of OAuth that standardizes the profile information shared with the web application. Txture supports both bare OAuth and OpenID Connect to manage access control for users of your organization.

The permissions view (Main Menu / Admin / Permissions) lists all permissions and provides management capabilities for them.

The Roles View (Main Menu / Admin / Roles) shows a list of all User Roles and provides management operations for those roles.

Txture supports relying on an IIS proxy to authenticate users.

Depending on the size of your organization and the number of users accessing Txture, one of the following options for managing user accounts may be used.

There are several ways to bring users from external sources into Txture. One way is