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Assign groups to users

You can assign one or more groups to a user when creating or editing a user. A common scenario where you might do this is when giving ...

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You can assign one or more groups to a user when creating or editing a user. A common scenario where you might do this is when giving a user administrator access.

To update the groups to which a user belongs:

  1. Select Admin from the main menu
  2. Select Users from the Admin menu
  3. Click the pencil icon next to the user under the Actions column
  4. Click the Groups edit area and a dropdown will appear with a list of available groups
  5. Check-mark or un-check the groups you wish to add or remove
  6. Click outside the area of the dropdown so that the dropdown closes
  7. Click Update to complete the changes

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Role based access control

MultiBaas uses a rudimentary three part role based access control (RBAC) model for controlling access to MultiBaas resources.

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RBAC model: users, groups, and roles

There are four pre-defined Groups in MultiBaas...

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Assign roles to groups

As explained in the previous section 13.1 RBAC model: users, groups, and roles, there are four pre-defined Groups and five pre-defined...

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Assign groups to users

You can assign one or more groups to a user when creating or editing a user. A common scenario where you might do this is when giving ...

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Users

Users of MultiBaas are identified by their email address and can perform various actions within the system. Primarily user accounts are...

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Create, edit, and delete users

Users can be created interactively using the UI or by uploading a CSV file...

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MultiBaas users vs. console.curvegrid.com users

console.curvegrid.com is the deployment management and billing portal from where you will launch instances of the MultiBaas software ...

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Reset passwords

If you forget your password for either console.curvegrid.com or for your MultiBaas deployment you can request a password reset link.

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Two factor authentication

Curvegrid supports two factor authentication using time based one time passwords.