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2. Configure Security provider name.
a. Enter a friendly name wh
ich identifies the hospital’s active directory instance.
b. A name is required since multiple active directory providers may be configured.
3. Configure Domain IP address.
a. Enter the IP address of the active directory domain controller.
b. Do not enter a domain name. An IP address is required.
c. Refer to the Connex CS Customer Project Req. Form, Appendix B1 as needed for this
information.
4. Configure Active directory user name.
a. Enter a user name which has privileges for accessing the active directory.
b. This is the account name which will be used by the Connex CS system to make the
connection to the facility’s active directory service. Refer to the
Connex CS Customer
Project Req. Form, Appendix B1 as needed for this information.
5. Configure Active directory user password
a. Enter the valid password of the active directory user.
b. This is the account password which will be used by the Connex CS system to make the
connection to the facility’s Active Directory service. Refer to the
Connex CS Customer
Project Req. Form, Appendix B1 as needed for this information.
6. Press the Add button. This verifies that the domain IP address is valid as well as the user
credential exist in the active directory.
Note
As the Add button forces a check with the customer’s active directory service
before saving any settings, these steps will not be able to configured in
manufacturing prior to shipment.
All configuration steps for active directory
must be completed on-site during the installation process.
7.
Upon success, the added security provider will be available under “Select Authentication
Providers”.
8. All other settings can now be configured.
Note
If messages appear during configuration that “
Add
” function is not being
accepted, confirm settings listing in the Connex CS Customer Project Req.
Form, Appendix B1 are input properly. Consult with the facility IT staff to confirm
settings if problems still persist.
Configure Clinician identifier with Active Directory
The default identifiers are available when authenticating against active directory are shown below
in
“Figure F-8: Configure Clinician identifier details, Active Directory example”. These represent
active directory attributes which are common to all instances of active directory.