Security

Different Login pages in multi-tenant setup

ronak
Path Finder

Setup

It is Multi-tenant setup

  1. index defined (client1_index_mobile_event, client2_index_mobile_event)
  2. roles defined (client1_role, client2_role)
  3. users defined (bob, john, peter)
  4. role to index mapping (client1_role -- > client1_index_mobile_event, client2_role -- > client2_index_mobile_event)
  5. role to user mapping (client1_role -- > bob, john ; client2_role -- > peter)

Need

  1. Have two URLs that each client can log into e.g. client1.real-timedashboard.com and client2.real-timedashboard.com

John and Bob will be given url : client1.real-timedashboard.com
Peter will be given url : client2.real-timedashboard.com

  1. When John logs in, he will see dashboard with his data (client1) and Peter logs in, he will see dashboard with his data (client2)

Where do I've to make changes and what are the steps that I can follow to achieve the above ?

0 Karma

martin_mueller
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Set the dashboard to be the default view for your app(s) and set the roles to use your app(s) as their default app. Then each user will automatically load that dashboard after logging in. The role-based index visibility will take care of displaying only their own data if you have only one dashboard for everyone.

As for having two URLs, you could have as many DNS names pointing to your search head as you like.

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