• Getting Started with Security
• Configuring the Security Framework
• Managing Users and Groups
• Multi-App Security
• Alternative login
• General Security
• Troubleshooting
• Configure Login With Google
• Configuring Control Security
• Enabling the Security Framework with the Quick Setup Genie
• Two-factor Authentication
• Utilities for the Web Security System

 

Managing Users and Groups

Description

The Security Framework uses Groups to control what a User can and cannot access in an application.

Name

Description

Seed Users and Groups

Seed users and groups are managed using the Security Framework tools in the development environment.

Storing Additional User Information

When you use the Security Framework in an Alpha Anywhere application, the table that contains the list of user names and passwords is a system table which cannot be modified to add fields to store additional information about each user. Instead, an Extended User Information Table must be used. This is especially important for applications published to Alpha Cloud or the Application Server for IIS.