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6 Select the external connector or connectors that you configured for smart card authentication.
Note If the deployment is located behind a load balancer, enter the load balancer URL.
7 Select the network for access to this identity provider.
8 Click Add.
Configure Certificate Authentication and Configure Default
Access Policy Rules
You must configure your external connection for use with your vRealize Automation Active Directory and
domain.
Prerequisites
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Log in to the vRealize Automation console as a tenant administrator.
Procedure
1 Select Administration > Directories Management > Connectors
2 Select the Desired connector in the Worker column.
The selected worker is shown in the Worker Name text box on the Connector Detail tab and
connector type information appears in the Connector Type text box.
3 Ensure that the connector links to the desired Active Directory by specifying that Directory in the
Associated Directory text box.
4 Type the appropriate domain name in the Associated Domains text box.
5 Select the AuthAdapters tab and enable CertificateAuthAdapter.
6 Configure certificate authentication as appropriate for your deployment.
See Configure Certificate Authentication for Directories Management.
7 Select Administration > Directories Management > Policies
8 Click Edit Default Policy.
9 Add Certificate to the policy rules and make it the first authentication method.
Certificate must be the first authentication method listed in the policy rule, otherwise certificate
authentication fails.
Configuring Groups and User Roles
Tenant administrators create business groups and custom groups, and grant user access rights to the
vRealize Automation console.
Assign Roles to Directory Users or Groups
Tenant administrators grant users access rights by assigning roles to users or groups.
Configuring vRealize Automation
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