Enable user access on a ThoughtSpot node through AD
In ThoughtSpot, you can enable Active Directory (AD) access on specified nodes of the cluster. To enable AD access on the entire cluster, enable AD access on each node. You must similarly configure all new nodes that you subsequently add to the cluster.
To enable system AD user access, issue the tscli sssd enable command:
tscli sssd enable --user <USER> --domain <DOMAIN>
Here, USER
is the user account you are enabling on the domain DOMAIN
.
The system prompts for password credentials before completing the step.
Set sudo AD Group on a ThoughtSpot node
Just like enabling AD-based access on a node, you can enable sudo
AD groups only on specific nodes. To set AD group sudo
access for the entire cluster, you must run the command on each node. You must similarly configure all new nodes that you subsequently add to the cluster.
To enable sudo
permissions for AD group, issue the tscli sssd set-sudo-group command:
tscli sssd set-sudo-group <ACTIVE_DIRECTORY_GROUP_NAME>
Clear sudo AD Group on a ThoughtSpot node
You may clear the sudo
AD group only on the node where you run the command, not for the entire cluster. To clear access for the entire cluster, you must run the command on each node. You must similarly configure all new nodes that you subsequently add to the cluster.
To clear sudo
permissions for the AD group, issue the tscli sssd clear-sudo-group command:
tscli sssd clear-sudo-group <ACTIVE_DIRECTORY_GROUP_NAME>
Disable AD access on a ThoughtSpot node
You can disable AD access, individually on each node of the cluster.
To disable system AD user access, issue the tscli sssd disable command:
tscli sssd disable
sudo
list.Related Information
- The sssd command in the
tscli
command reference