Single Sign-On
ZSvirt provides unified identity authentication login services, supporting seamless access to the unified authentication login system. Corresponding unified authentication users can log in directly to the virtualization platform and conveniently use platform resources. Currently, OIDC, AD, and LDAP authentication servers are supported.
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OIDC Authentication: OIDC (OpenID Connect) is an authentication protocol built on the OAuth2 framework, allowing clients to verify user identities and obtain basic user configuration information. Through the OIDC authentication server, user information can be synchronized to the platform according to mapping rules, and OIDC authentication system users can log in to the platform without a password.
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AD Authentication: AD (Active Directory) is a directory service for Windows Standard Server, Windows Enterprise Server, and Windows Datacenter Server, providing a standalone and standardized login authentication system for increasingly diverse enterprise office applications. Through the AD authentication server, AD users can be synchronized to the virtualization platform, supporting direct login to the platform using specified AD login attributes.
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LDAP Authentication: LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) is a protocol for accessing directory services, providing a standardized directory service for increasingly diverse enterprise office applications. Through the LDAP authentication server, LDAP users can be synchronized to the virtualization platform, supporting direct login to the platform using specified LDAP login attributes.