If SSO authentication is disabled when you make a Helix appliance Web UI page request (through an application or by entering the appliance URL in the browser address bar), you must log in to the appliance locally.
Logging in when SSO Is disabled
If SSO authentication is disabled, and if no session to the requested Helix appliance exists when you make a Web request for a Web UI page on that appliance, the Web UI login page for the appliance appears. You sign in locally with your credentials for that specific appliance.
This login sequence applies to each individual Helix appliance in the organization. This is the default setting.
Logging out when SSO Is disabled
If SSO authentication is disabled, you log out of an individual appliance, and no SSO session is involved.
Information displayed in the dialog box describes the authentication method:
Dialog box field | Description |
|---|---|
Auth method | Local means that the user logged in locally to the appliance using their appliance-specific credentials. |
Username | The user logged in with this appliance-specific user rname. |
After you click Logout, your local session is closed.
Note
The log out message will not be displayed if it is disabled. Use the aaa authentication logout user-message enable command to display the log out message. For details about how to enable the log out message setting, see Enabling or disabling the log out message setting using the CLI.