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A simple authorisation

  • April 9, 2013
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R
Hi all,

 

It's been few days I am being introduced to FME, just a question which might sound naive.

 

What is the simplest way to implement Authorisation in FME server.

 

Suppose I have N # of workbenches awaiting an invokation from N no of external systems(both web and non-web) .

 

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    david_r
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    • david_rCelebrity
    • April 9, 2013
    Hi Roy,

     

     

    have a look at this FMEpedia arcticle. Integrating FME Server with your Active Directory server is an interesting avenue that you could look at.

     

     

    David
    nic_ran
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    • nic_ranContributor
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    • April 9, 2013
    I think the simplest way would be to use the built-in FME Server security but if you're looking for a robust, longer term solution (and you're on Windows) then it would be worth investigating Active Directory as David mentioned.

     

     

    It's worth pointing out that, if you choose to go the AD route, the upgrade path is not entirely smooth if/when you want to upgrade to a new version of FME Server. It's currently not possible to migrate your AD security settings when you upgrade.

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