security configuraton in jenkins
1) click on manage jenkins
2) From the list of option choose "Configure Global Security".
this will allow user Secure "Jenkins" and define who is allowed to access/use the system.
3) Click on Enable security
(If enabled, you have to login with a username and a password that has the "admin" role before changing the configuration)
options :
a) TCP port for JNLP slave agents
a.1) Jenkins uses a TCP port to communicate with slave agents launched via JNLP
a.2) Alternatively, you can specify the fixed port number so that you can configure your firewall accordingly.
a.3) Disable remember me : Select this option to remove the “Remember me on this computer” checkbox from the login screen.
4) Access Control
4.1) Security Realm
options :
a) Delegate to servlet container : Use the servlet container to authenticate users, as per defined by the servlet spec.
b) Jenkins’ own user database : Use Jenkins's own user list for authentication, instead of delegating that to an external system. for small system .
c) LDAP :
5) Authorization
a) Anyone can do anything :
b) legacy mode
c) Logged-in users can do anything
d) Matrix-based security : In this scheme, you can configure who can do what by using a big table.
e) Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy
(This allows you to say things like "Joe can access project A, B, and C but he can't see D." See the help of "Matrix-based security" for the concept of matrix-based security in general. ACLs are additive, so the access rights granted below will be effective for all the projects.)
6)
click on save and will be redirected to signup page, provide the details and login
1) click on manage jenkins
2) From the list of option choose "Configure Global Security".
this will allow user Secure "Jenkins" and define who is allowed to access/use the system.
3) Click on Enable security
(If enabled, you have to login with a username and a password that has the "admin" role before changing the configuration)
options :
a) TCP port for JNLP slave agents
a.1) Jenkins uses a TCP port to communicate with slave agents launched via JNLP
a.2) Alternatively, you can specify the fixed port number so that you can configure your firewall accordingly.
a.3) Disable remember me : Select this option to remove the “Remember me on this computer” checkbox from the login screen.
4) Access Control
4.1) Security Realm
options :
a) Delegate to servlet container : Use the servlet container to authenticate users, as per defined by the servlet spec.
b) Jenkins’ own user database : Use Jenkins's own user list for authentication, instead of delegating that to an external system. for small system .
c) LDAP :
5) Authorization
a) Anyone can do anything :
b) legacy mode
c) Logged-in users can do anything
d) Matrix-based security : In this scheme, you can configure who can do what by using a big table.
e) Project-based Matrix Authorization Strategy
(This allows you to say things like "Joe can access project A, B, and C but he can't see D." See the help of "Matrix-based security" for the concept of matrix-based security in general. ACLs are additive, so the access rights granted below will be effective for all the projects.)
6)
click on save and will be redirected to signup page, provide the details and login
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