Faddom

There are two ways you can provide user access to Faddom via LDAP or with local users configured in the UI.

To connect your LDAP to Faddom when installed on Linux please see our <a href="https://support.faddom.com/en/articles/9428903-connecting-faddom-to-ldap-on-linux">Connecting Faddom to LDAP On Linux</a> guide. For Windows, integrated Windows authentication is built in and is managed via AD groups. See the below guide on creating groups

Go to Settings &gt; Access Control

You can set Roles in the Faddom UI by opening New User and selecting Add New Role or by clicking on Edit Roles &gt; New Role ​

You need to provide a name for the role, and select the permissions you want to grant, either full or partial for each feature. Also, you can choose whether this role applies to All Application Maps or Specific Application Maps ​ ​

To use LDAP or Active Directory roles with Faddom, you create a role with a name that is identical to the role name in LDAP or AD. Any user that is a member of that role, will get the permissions in Faddom accordingly ​

Click Save and you will see the new role in the list

1. Go to Settings &gt; Access Control 
2. You can set Roles in the Faddom UI by opening New User and selecting Add New Role or by clicking on Edit Roles &gt; New Role ​
3. You need to provide a name for the role, and select the permissions you want to grant, either full or partial for each feature. Also, you can choose whether this role applies to All Application Maps or Specific Application Maps ​ ​
4. To use LDAP or Active Directory roles with Faddom, you create a role with a name that is identical to the role name in LDAP or AD. Any user that is a member of that role, will get the permissions in Faddom accordingly ​
5. Click Save and you will see the new role in the list

Provide a username, password, and one or more roles. If you have connected Faddom to LDAP or AD, then you do not need to set a password for the user, only use the name as it appears in the directory. If you have installed on Windows, there will not be a password field as Faddom will automatically connect to LDAP

Press Save and the new user will now show ​

You can also set the user to Active or Inactive by toggling the button at in the Status column. This is useful if you are using local users and a user has left your organisation or gone on an extended leave, for example, but you still need a record of their access.

1. Click on New User ​​
2. Provide a username, password, and one or more roles. If you have connected Faddom to LDAP or AD, then you do not need to set a password for the user, only use the name as it appears in the directory. If you have installed on Windows, there will not be a password field as Faddom will automatically connect to LDAP 
3. Press Save and the new user will now show ​ 
 
 
4. You can also set the user to Active or Inactive by toggling the button at in the Status column. This is useful if you are using local users and a user has left your organisation or gone on an extended leave, for example, but you still need a record of their access.

Creating Roles

Creating A Local User