Agent Authentication uses the Synchronization Agent and Authentication Agent to synchronize and authenticate users. This authentication method functions the same as the AD FS IdP server. You can use this authentication method if you do not have an AD FS server, but still want the same level of security that AD FS Authentication provides.
When there are multiple domains, they have the same authentication method, that is, Direct, AD FS, Agent, Okta, Azure AD, or Google. Each domain may have different settings under the same authentication method.
If you have not installed the Synchronization Agent and the Authentication Agent yet, click Download the Synchronization Agent and Download the Authentication Agent, and install them to your Intranet. For details, see Synchronization Agent Configuration and Authentication Agent Configuration.
Item |
Setting |
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Domain name |
This field cannot be modified. |
Authentication method |
This field cannot be modified. |
Enable AD integration |
Click On or Off as necessary. |
Allow non-synchronized users |
Click On or Off to decide whether to allow the AD users of your organization to visit websites through TMWS if their data is not synchronized to TMWS. Note:
This setting takes effect only when User authentication is set to Transparent authentication on an TMWS gateway. |
Last synchronized |
Date and time when the last synchronization of Active Directory users and groups occurred. |