#Metabase documentation password

What are the differences between an inactivity timeout and logging out of an application?Īn application’s inactivity timeout logs you out of that application only-all other active single sign-on/out (SSO) enabled applications remain active. After logging back in, you may see the result of the action that triggered the login page-either a refreshed page or the link’s destination. Following an inactivity timeout, the login page displays the next time you refresh a page or click on a link in the application.

It depends on the behavior of the application and the specific user interface withing that application. What happens to my work if I am logged out my application due to an inactivity timeout? See the Applications using CUNY Login tab for the inactivity timeouts for applications using the CUNY Login credentials. To avoid timing out of an application, you can reset its inactivity timer by returning to the application and refreshing a page or clicking on a link before reaching the timeout limit. How long can an application remain idle before it times out for inactivity? Although a bookmark to the CUNY Login page will not work, you can bookmark the link used to open the CUNY Login page for a specific application. If you access the CUNY Login page directly, such as via a bookmark or by manually entering the page URL into your browser address bar, you will see an error page because the service will not know which application you are trying to access. Why can’t I bookmark the new CUNY Login page? If you need to independently log in and out of single sign-on/off (SSO) enabled applications, you must open the applications in separate private browser windows, in different browsers or on different devices. How do I log out of one single sign-on enabled application without logging out of all of them? See the Applications using CUNY Login tab for the applications that are single sign-on/out (SSO) enabled using the CUNY Login credentials. What applications currently support single sign-on using the CUNY Login credentials? Conversely, when you log out of one single sign-on enabled application, you log out of ALL currently active single sign-on enabled applications. For example, if you are already logged in to Blackboard, clicking on a link to DegreeWorks will automatically open DegreeWorks.

#Metabase documentation password

Single sign-on/out (SSO) lets you enter a single username and password once to access more than one application without having to log in or out of each one separately. To simplify the user experience for the CUNY Login page, is prepopulated. Why does the CUNY Login require to the CUNYfirst username provides the simplest username format to satisfy the broadest user authentication and access control requirements for University and third-party hosted applications. See the Applications using CUNY Login tab for the current list of applications using the CUNY Login credentials. Some applications use a different login service with a different login page and are not single sign-on (SSO) enabled, but still use the CUNY Login credentials so users do not have to remember a separate set of credentials. No, not all applications are compatible with the CUNY Login service. See the Applications using CUNY Login tab for the current list of applications that use the CUNY Login credentials.Īre CUNY Login credentials only used on the CUNY Login page? What CUNY applications use the CUNY Login credentials? If you have not set the password for your CUNY Login account, you can use the New User link at the bottom of the CUNY Login page.ĮMPLID is the unique CUNY identification number assigned to every student, faculty and staff member in CUNYfirst. Most students will be prompted to claim/activate their CUNY Login account and set a password as part of the online student application process most employees as part of the new-hire onboarding process. If you are a guest user, your CUNY Login account username will be the one you set in the CUNY Portal. If you are a CUNY student and/or employee, your CUNY Login account username will be in the format where “NN” is the last 2+ digits of your CUNY EMPLID. What are my CUNY Login account credentials (username and password)?