So we see the documentation and code snippets on how to implement the Active Directory authentication. But we don't want everyone (some 500 people) to have access to the Umbraco BackOffice.
What is the best way to integrate this? We don't see a lot of documentation on how to manage authors once active directory is integrated.
If we set up groups in Active Directory (ex: "UmbracoAuthors" and "UmbracoAdmins") than would we allow those groups to have certain permissions by the built in Umbraco Groups?
Is there another UI component exposed for AD groups or AD users that we can limit them to an author, editor or admin permissions?
Are we able to choose in the 'Users' section who in our AD individually has access to Umbraco at all and to certain portions like when you set up Users in Umbraco by default?
Just some questions on how all that would work and manage users AFTER we integrate the AD integration.
Active Directory Integration and only allowing some users into the Umbraco Backoffice?
So we see the documentation and code snippets on how to implement the Active Directory authentication. But we don't want everyone (some 500 people) to have access to the Umbraco BackOffice.
What is the best way to integrate this? We don't see a lot of documentation on how to manage authors once active directory is integrated.
If we set up groups in Active Directory (ex: "UmbracoAuthors" and "UmbracoAdmins") than would we allow those groups to have certain permissions by the built in Umbraco Groups?
Is there another UI component exposed for AD groups or AD users that we can limit them to an author, editor or admin permissions?
Are we able to choose in the 'Users' section who in our AD individually has access to Umbraco at all and to certain portions like when you set up Users in Umbraco by default?
Just some questions on how all that would work and manage users AFTER we integrate the AD integration.
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