Basic API

Basic API

The Basic API Access identity provider type allows for basic authentication with conventional username and password.

Basic API Access only allows access to the API and should only be used when the length of an API Key is too long for the provider to accept. User created with this provider type is not authorized to log into the frontend.

The home tenant configured during the user creation is the only tenant the user will have access to.

Once the identity provider is created, to edit, click on the id field. This will open up a form to configure the settings.

  1. The left most panel give the basic information regarding the identity provider.
  2. The middle panel is labeled Configuration and this is where the settings are.
    1. Minimum length sets the minimum amount of characters that a user can have in their password.
    2. minimum length of the password should be greater than or equal to 32.
    3. Maximum length sets the maximum amount of characters that a user can have in their password.
    4. maximum length of the password should be lesser than or equal to 256.
    5. Require Mixed Case requires users to use a mix of both uppercase and lowercase characters in their password.
    6. Require Number requires users to have at least one 0-9 character in their password.
    7. Require Symbol requires users to have at least one special character in their password.
  3. The right most panel is labeled History and showcases who and when created the identity provider, as well as who last edited it.

More information on creating an enterprise user can be found here: 

Enterprise Users


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