Enabling single sign-on for users

After you enable single sign-on for the Active Directory (AD) server, you must enable it for users. Single sign-on can only be enabled for users retrieved from the AD database. See Adding Active Directory and LDAP users.

If single sign-on is required for the AD server, all users must it. You cannot enable or disable single sign-on for each user.

1. Click Global Users.

The Global Users dialog box opens.

2. Select the user to enable single-sign on for.

3. Click Quick Edit and then select Allow Single-Sign On.

Single sign-on is enabled for the user. The user can select the Use single sign-on option on the Helix ALM product login dialog box to log in with their network credentials instead of entering a username and password.

You can also enable single sign-on for a user on the Add User or Edit User dialog box. See Setting authentication methods and passwords for users.