Application access tree

Description

Soffid allows you to create new entry points to the information systems. This entry points can be URLs or applications that give access to an information system. These entry points are managed in a tree structure that allows to create new menus and new application access.

Each application entry point can have a single sign-on rules. Those roles are fully explained at SSO reference guide

Screen overview

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Related objects

1. Network

Standard attributes

Basics

• Menu: (yes|no) when menu is Yes, this application will be like a folder to contain and organize other applications.
• Name: application identifier name.
• Code: application code.
• Information System: information asset from a functional point of view (specific applications). The application will connect to this information system to validate credentials and permissions.
• System: information storage system from a technical point of view (active directory, database, CSV, ...).
• Public access: when it is Yes, this application will be displayed as public at the self-service portal of all users.
• Visible without permissions: when it Yes, this application will be displayed at the self-service portal, but only users with permissions will be allowed to connect.
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Authorizations

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Executions

Running from Intranet

• Enabled:
• Type:
• Content:

This entry applies to hosts located in a network flagged as internal.

Running from Extranet

• Enabled:
• Type:
• Content:

This entry applies to hosts located in a network NOT flagged as internal.

Running on the Internet

• Enabled:
• Type:
• Content:

This entry applies to hosts located in a unknown network.

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Actions

Application query

 

Application detail