Authentication through the Windows operating system is enabled by
default. Configuration is required only if you have upgraded from an older version of
Sybase Control Center and no longer want to use the older version’s
authentication settings; if you do not want to use Windows for authentication; or if you
want to create login accounts manually. Sybase recommends that you allow SCC to create
accounts automatically.
This task is optional. However, if you choose not to create
Sybase Control Center accounts automatically, you must enter them
manually. Even when SCC users authenticate through LDAP or the local operating system,
SCC needs the accounts for purposes of setting authorization (user privileges).
- Log in to Sybase Control Center using an
account with administrative privileges. (The login account or its group must
have sccAdminRole.)
- Select .
- Click
to select or deselect the box labeled Automatically
add SCC login records for authenticated logins.
- Click
to select or deselect the box labeled Automatically
grant sccUserRole to newly created logins.
- Click OK to close the Security
dialog.
Next
There are two next steps:
- If you opted not to automatically create
Sybase Control Center login accounts, enter each account
into Sybase Control Center manually.
- Grant privileges to login accounts that require more than
basic user access. You can grant privileges by assigning
Sybase Control Center roles directly to the login
accounts, or by assigning the login accounts to groups and mapping
Sybase Control Center roles to the groups. The group
approach is generally more efficient.