Setting console login options
You can specify how administrators and users authenticate with the
BlackBerry UEM
consoles and the login notices that appear after users and administrators log in.You can allow administrators and users to log in using the following authentication methods:
Authentication option | Description |
|---|---|
Single sign-on | If you connect BlackBerry UEM to Microsoft Active
Directory in an on-premises environment, you can configure single sign-on authentication to permit administrators or users to bypass the login webpage and access the management console or BlackBerry UEM Self-Service directly.If single sign-on is enabled, BlackBerry UEM does not request a password or certificate to log in.This feature is not supported by BlackBerry UEM Cloud . |
Directory-based authentication | If you connect BlackBerry UEM to your company directory, administrators and users can log in using their directory credentials. For more information, see the on-premises configuration content or the Cloud configuration content |
Local password-based authentication | Local administrators and users can authenticate with a username and password. |
Certificate-based authentication | You can set up certificate-based authentication so that administrators and users can log in using an authentication certificate. This feature is not supported by BlackBerry UEM Cloud . |
BlackBerry 2FA authentication | You can set up BlackBerry 2FA authentication so that administrators and users can log in using two-factor authentication. For more information, visit support.blackberry.com/community to read article 73371.This feature is not supported in an on-premises environment. |
BlackBerry Online Account authentication | You can set up BlackBerry Online Account authentication so that administrators can log in using their BlackBerry Online Account credentials.This feature is not supported in an on-premises environment. |
You can also create a login notice for the consoles and set session timeout parameters.