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Category: Admin Management

Since TOS Aurora 22-1, there is an option to use a Single Sign On (SSO) for SecureTrack and SecureChange / SecureApp. In new installations, this feature is enabled by default, but in upgraded installations, this feature needs to be enabled manually. This is quite easy, following Tufin Knowledge Base. If SSO is turned on, there is no additional authentication required if a user changes from e.g. SecureTrack to SecureChange.

Enable SSO

To activate SSO access to the command line is necessary. Additionally, administrative permissions are needed (e.g. root or the use of sudo). This command enables SSO:

[Tufin]$ sudo tos config set -p tos.sso.enabled=true

After this action, SSO is active and the login screen shows "Tufin Orchestration Suite".

Sometimes it's useful, to disable SSO (see below).

Disable SSO

Disabling the optional SSO is done using this command with administrative permissions at the CLI (e.g. root or the use of sudo):

[Tufin]$ sudo tos config set -p tos.sso.enabled=false

After this command, a separate login screen is shown for SecureTrack and/or SecureChange - as it has been before for many years.

 

Items to consider when using SSO for SecureTrack and SecureChange