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Hello,
is there way such that scom web console accessible to all user within org. (within domain) without entering login credential or skip the credential prompt in url. just like have Web console URL and able to see the web console dashboard .
Thanks
Richkm
Hi @Richkm ,
I'm afraid this is not possible, the SCOM web console requires you to login.
If you want you could create a dedicated domain account used to login for the SCOM web console and give the account access to dashboards, then keep the dashboards open on a monitor with an auto refresh browser extension, so that it doesn't log you out after the timeout period, or simply change the "SessionTimeout" value of the web console's Web.Config file to a higher value.
If you have any feedback about this, you can submit it over here:
https://systemcenterom.uservoice.com/forums/293064-general-operations-manager-feedback
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Best regards,
Leon
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Microsoft and other parties are all promoting 'password-less' approaches or even using pin instead on passwords.
But adding a feature or wizard or anything so users/admins can choose if they want to enable SSO on scom webconsole or not. It's not like this question is new in 2019/2020. They just didn't add this because of mvp and not enough demand ? Microsoft always seems to find ways to amaze people with how obvious features are not added (yet).
Hi @Richkm ,
I have configured SSO with the web console of SCOm 2016, but not with the SCOm 2019. In theory, it should be the same. Have you tried the approach described here:
How To Configure OpsMgr 2012 Web Console Single Sign-On
Have you tried this? You will have to configure Kerberos Constrained Delegation for this to work.
Regards,
Stoyan
It's definitely worth a shot, here's an older TechNet forum thread discussing this:
SCOM 2016 Web Console and Single-Sign-On Authentication issue