Tenant administrators can configure user identifier attributes as required and unique for the tenant.
You are assigned the Manage Tenant Configuration role. For more information about how to assign administrator roles, see Edit Administrator Authorizations.
Identity Authentication ensures the uniqueness only of the newly set values of the attributes. The system doesn’t guarantee the uniqueness of the existing attributes.
The default configuration for the user identifiers are:
User Identifier Default Configuration
User Identifier |
Required |
Unique |
---|---|---|
User ID |
Yes/Not Configurable |
Yes/Not Configurable |
|
Yes/Configurable |
Yes/Configurable |
Login Name |
No/Configurable |
Yes/Not Configurable |
Display Name |
No/Configurable |
No/Configurable |
Phone |
No/Not Configurable |
No/Configurable |
The
User ID
andLogin Name
identifiers of a user can't have values that are equal to theUser ID
,Login Name
,Display Name
, andPhone
identifiers of another user.When
Phone
identifiers of a user are set as unique they can't have values that are equal to theUser ID
,Login Name
,Display Name
, andPhone
identifiers of another user.
If the
DisplayName
is edited via the profile page, consider the following:
When the
Display Name
identifier of a user is set as unique it can't have values that are equal to theUser ID
,Global User ID
,Display Name
,Login Name
, andEmployee Number
identifiers of another user.When the
Display Name
identifier of a user is set as non-unique it can't have values equal to theUser ID
,Global User ID
,Login Name
, andEmployee Number
identifiers of another user.
The
Display Name
user identifier for the tenants created before the system upgrade on May 13, 2020 is configured as required and unique.The
Phone
user attribute is configured as non-unique by default. If you configure it as unique, all users that are created or updated after this configuration won't be able to have phone numbers taken by someone else.
If
Email Required/Unique Configurations
Choice |
Yes |
No |
---|---|---|
Required |
|
|
Unique |
|
|
The texts on the end screen are predefined. If you change the required/unique preference in the tenant, this won’t automatically change the texts in the end-user page. To change the text, you must update the predefined texts and messages for end-user screens available per tenant in the Identity Authentication. For more information, see Change Tenant Texts REST API.
Although the choice for the required
attribute is applied for all applications in the tenant, you can still make the Email required on the registration and upgrade form for specific applications via a custom configuration. For more information, see Configure Registration and Upgrade Forms
It takes 2 minutes for the configuration changes to take place.
If you want to change the configuration for the user identifier for your tenant, follow the procedure below:
-
Sign in to the administration console for SAP Cloud Identity Services.
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Under Applications and Resources, choose the Tenant Settings tile.
At the top of the page, you can view the administrative and license relevant information of the tenant.
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Under Authentication, choose the Logon Alias list item.
-
Select the options for the user identifier according to your needs.
- Required
- Unique
If the operation is successful, the system displays the message Logon alias updated. It takes two minutes for the change to be applied.
Choose the allowed logon identifiers for the users. For more information, see Configure Allowed Logon Identifiers.
Related Information
Tenant SAML 2.0 Configurations
Get SAML 2.0 IdP Metadata via Parameter
Tenant OpenID Connect Configurations
Change Tenant Texts Via Administration Console
Configure Master Data Texts Via Administration Console
Configure Links Section on Sign-In Screen
Add Instructions Section on Sign-In Screen
Configure X.509 Client Certificates for User Authentication
Enable Users to Generate and Authenticate with Certificates
Configure Allowed Logon Identifiers
Configure Trust this browser Option
Enable Back-Up Channels to Send Passcode for Deactivation of TOTP Two-Factor Authentication Devices
Configure Initial Password and Email Link Validity
Use Custom Domain in Identity Authentication
Change a Tenant's Display Name
Configure Default Risk-Based Authentication for All Applications in the Tenant
Configure Sinch Service in Administration Console
Configure RADIUS Server Settings (Beta)
Configure Mail Server for Application Processes
Send System Notifications via Emails
Configure Customer Managed Keys in Administration Console (Restricted Availability)
Configure Default Language for End User Screens
Reuse SAP Cloud Identity Services Tenants for Different Customer IDs