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Authentication
Mogens Heller Grabe edited this page Apr 17, 2020
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By default, Fleet Manager will authenticate users via email and password, using its own internal credentials database.
Passwords are securely stored in hashed #️⃣ form, salted 🧂 and peppered 🌶️, btw. 🙂
It's possible though to enable authentication via your Azure AD, if you like. Please check out the Azure AD Integration page for more details.
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Overview
Areas
- Connecting Rebus Instances
- Configuring the Fleet Manager Plugin
- Failed Messages
- Delayed Messages
- Message Auditing
- Alerts
- Notification Groups
- Integrations
- Data
- Authentication
- External API
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