Is there a way to have the google groups that a user member of in the user custom attribute?
So we can fetch that in oauth integration with a different system via attribute mapping.
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We are using Auth0 as the Identity Provider. We want to support both Individual Users and Enterprise users (Users who are part of an Organization).
By looking at the user profile, could not find any distinct field which can help me identify the type of user. Although Auth0 has extensive documentation, isn't helpful either for this area.
How can we identify the type of user from the User Profile of the User. I have tried GET /<user_id>/organizations but it won't help if the user logs in before the Organization is registered in the Auth0.
Thanks in advance
In keycloak does the user inherit roles from the clients ?
If so, is this configurable ?
Thank you.
Yes, user can assign client's role by UI of Keycloak or REST API.
User can get inherit roles from multiple clients.
It is configurable with combination clients roles.
I will demo assign a roles by UI
#1 Assigned four roles from three clients and default role.
#2 Get roles mapping for specific user by API
GET http://{keycloak-IP}/auth/admin/realms/{my-realm}/users/{user-uuid}/role-mappings
Using post man and master token.
I have a scenario in my web application where I want to verify the logged in user is a member of the specific google groups. If he is a member of the group I can give some access permissions. How to verify this programatically. I am using google authentication to login to my application and I have a google group with a list of members.
There is a method from the members API which retrieves the members of a specific group, you can use that method to obtain the members of the group and look if the logged user matches any of those members.
I hope you find this useful!
I can't understand how to create custom roles in fusionauth. I want to create my own set of roles and put them in respective groups.
Are roles and groups are synonymous in fusionauth ? I see roleIds object inside groups but can't find much detailed documentation on that.
Also jwt token has roles[]. Is it possible to return those custom roles in jwt token?
Any help is appreciated.
You may use the UI or the API to create roles for an application. When you create an Application in FusionAuth you may create the roles at the same time. The UI link above is a tutorial to create an application in the UI.
The roles for the default application FusionAuth cannot be modified. This application represents the admin user interface. You will create at least one application that represents your application.
Are roles and groups are synonymous in fusionauth ?
No. Roles belong to an Application. An application in FusionAuth represents and authenticate resource. A Group is a logical grouping of users, and a way to manage roles across multiple applications.
To manage roles for an Application once it has been created navigate to the Application Roles. Settings --> Applications --> Manage Roles The Manage Roles button is the dark blue one in the row action.
The FusionAuth Group can be used to assign roles from multiple applications to a user through Group membership.
For example, assume you have multiple Applications, Support Portal and Workday, and each of these applications contains an admin role.
A FusionAuth Group could be created called Admins and it would be assigned the admin role from Support Portal and Workday.
A User can be assigned the admin role for both of these Applications through Group membership. The user will still require a registration to the application to receive the roles assigned to the Group. This mechanism provides a way to manage role assignment for groupings of users.
The roleIds inside of the Group object is how the API will interact with Application Roles. If you utilize the UI you can just point and click.
Also jwt token has roles[]. Is it possible to return those custom roles in jwt token?
The roles assigned directly through a User Registration or by Group Membership will come back in the JWT in the roles claim when logging into a specific Application.
We have integrated Websphere commerce with LDAP and the proper login flow is working fine.
We have a requirement that user can have an option to login using his phone number and also his membership card.
Currently we are storing the ph.no and membership card in LDAP database also.
We are unable to use these fields for login as well. Can someone give some pointers on the same?
WAS has Standalone and Federated LDAP authentication.
Standalone LDAP configs in WebSphere allow you to construct your own LDAP search that's used to map a web username to a DN. You can list multiple attributes using LDAP filter syntax (|(phone=%v)(membershipcard=%v)...
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSAW57_8.5.5/com.ibm.websphere.nd.doc/ae/tsec_ldapfilter.html
Modify the user filter, if necessary. The user filter is used for
searching the registry for users and is typically used for the
security role-to-user assignment. The filter is also used to
authenticate a user with the attribute that is specified in the
filter. The filter specifies the property that is used to look up
users in the directory service. In the following example, the property
that is assigned to %v, which is the short name of the user, must be a
unique key. Two LDAP entries with the same object class cannot have
the same short name. To look up users based on their user IDs (uid)
and to use the inetOrgPerson object class, specify the following
syntax: (&(uid=%v)(objectclass=inetOrgPerson)
Federated registries take a semi-colon separated list of LDAP attribute names used for the same purpose.
https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSAW57_8.5.5/com.ibm.websphere.nd.doc/ae/twim_ldap_settings.html :
All login properties are searched during login. If multiple entries or
no entries are found, an exception is thrown. For example, if you
specify the login properties as uid;mail and the login ID as Bob, the
search filter searches for uid=Bob or mail=Bob. When the search
returns a single entry, then authentication can proceed. Otherwise, an
exception is thrown.
Both are covered in gory detail in the manual.