Authenticating to the Delinea Platform via Internal Browser

Starting with the 2.7 release, internal browser authentication will be disabled by default. This is part of our effort to fully deprecate internal browser authentication starting with the next release. However, administrators have the ability to override this default setting by updating the DisableInternalBrowser parameter in the Registry Editor on Windows and the env.DisableInternalBrowser in the root p.list file on MacOS. See Enabling Internal Browser Authentication below for more information.

 

1. In the Configuration menu, select Delinea Vaults

   

2. Enter your Connection Name and Connection URL and click Next.

   

3. In the Authentication Type dropdown menu, select Internal Browser and click Next.

   

4. Enter your Username and click Next

   The username must be in the following format: username@domain. For example, artdecco@mycompany

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5. If required, select your authentication method and enter your credentials. Click Next

   You may be challenged with other secondary prompts like MFA, Security Question, etc. depending on your login profile.

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6. Select the Secret Server templates you would like to use with this application. You can choose to use all templates or custom selected ones. Click Finish.

   

   

7. Your external vault has been created.

Enabling Internal Browser Authentication

Administrators can enable internal browser authentication by following the steps below: 

On Windows: 

In the Registry Editor, change the value next to the DisableInternalBrowser parameter from y to n

On MacOS:

Change the value next to the env.DisableInternalBrowser parameter in the root p.list file from y to n.

/Library/Preferences/com.Delinea.ConnectionManager.plist env.DisableInternalBrowser y