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kamal0475
Contributor III
Contributor III

Is it possible to have Individual access to a Linux Qlik replicate console, instead general access used by the whole team

Is it possible to have Individual access to a Linux Qlik replicate console, instead of general access used by the whole team.

Example: We use user: admin and password: 1234*. Everybody on the team use the same user and password to login to the console.

Instead our developers request is: User: kmadhavaram and my own password. My team mate: User: sjack and his own password. 

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Steve_Nguyen
Support
Support

Replicate Linux only have one login, admin.. 

what you can do is have QEM monitor the Linux Replicate server.

therefore, you can control the user login from QEM.

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Geetha
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Hi @kamal0475 

In addition to @Steve_Nguyen 's response, Regarding user permissions in Qlik Replicate for Linux, Linux install only supports the local admin role and the user permissions on the Qlik Replicate application are not supported.

This is because of the lack of .NET UI Services on Linux, see user guide section "Qlik Replicate UI server configuration" => "Configuration 3: Replicate UI Console and Replicate server running on Linux."

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/replicate/May2024/Content/Replicate/Main/Installation/UI_Server_Configur...

There can only be one Replicate user which is "admin". This user "admin" has admin privileges, and you cannot create additional user. Review (see second bullet point):

https://help.qlik.com/en-US/replicate/May2024/Content/Replicate/Main/Security/Secure_Access_to_the_R...

If you want to add a read-only user, you need to setup a Windows machine to run the Replicate UI service, and connect the browser to the Windows machine instead of directly to the Linux machine.

Relevant read: How to connect Active Directory users to Qlik Replicate on Linux

Best Regards,
Geetha

kamal0475
Contributor III
Contributor III
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Steve/Geetha, Is there a way we can enable LDAP authentication on Qlik console? 

 

Dana_Baldwin
Support
Support

Hi @kamal0475 

Yes, if you use a Windows server to host the UI service per @Geetha's post, you can use LDAP for authentication using local groups or Active Directory groups.

Thanks,

Dana

DesmondWOO
Support
Support

Hi @kamal0475 ,

Please also check this link PAM if it helps in your case.

Please note that assigning different roles is not supported; all users will have the admin role. If you need this feature, you must install Replicate Console on a Windows machine, which is configuration 2 in the above link.

Regards,
Desmond

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john_wang
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Hello @kamal0475 ,

>> Instead our developers request is: User: kmadhavaram and my own password. My team mate: User: sjack and his own password. 

Certainly, this is achievable. As Desmond mentioned, enabling PAM on Linux allows Qlik Replicate to support individual logins on the Linux platform, the UserName/Password is the Linux host OS users name and his password.

Regards,

John.

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