Reference Guide
Multitenancy

System Config Manager Parameters

1min

PARAMETER NAME

DESCRIPTION

PARAMETER VALUE EXAMPLES

RESTART REQUIRED

aioc.device.group.property.keys

This parameter is used to define the device group properties.

Default value is null. Example values: tag.Name,tag.Region,addDeviceSshKeyToUserSelection

NO

aioc.email.domains

Set this parameter with the related email domains. (More than one domain can be added with a comma (“,”). Ex: singleconnect.com, gmail.com)

gmail.com, singleconnect.com

NO

aioc.languages

This parameter sets the preferred languages as an option in GUI. More than one language preference can be added with a comma (“,”) separator.

en_US, ru_RU, ko_KR

NO

aioc.user.group.property.keys

This parameter defines the user group properties.

allowSftpInSshDevices

YES

mail.templates.dir

This parameter defines the default mail template directory. Kron PAM sends emails to group admins to notify them of new user requests, password manager actions, command authorization requests etc. Kron PAM also sends password reset emails, and MFA activation token emails. In order to complete these actions, mail settings have to be configured on Kron PAM from the Mail Config screen in the System Config Manager menu.

${netright.home}/templates/mail

YES

netright.auth.ldap

This parameter enables or disables LDAP/AD authentication.

false

YES

netright.auth.ldap.baseDN

This parameter defines the Base DN of LDAP. Base DN is the section of the directory where the application will commence searching for Users and Groups.

DC=example,DC=com

NO

netright.auth.ldap.principal

Security principal of context set from the expression defined as uid.

uid=?,DC=example,DC=com

NO

netright.auth.ldap.url

This parameter determines the Active Directory/LDAP hostname/ip address, port number, and LDAP/LDAPS protocol. If more than one URL is used, parameters should be separated by “,”. (e.g. ldap://10.10.10.10:389, ldaps://10.10.10.20:636)

NO

netright.auth.ldap.timeout

When an LDAP request is made by a client to a server and the server does not respond for some reason, the client waits until this timeout parameter. (e.g. default 1000 as ms)

1000(ms)

NO

netright.auth.ldap.socket.timeout

This parameter defines the response time by an LDAP server for requests after connecting LDAP. e.g default 500 as ms)

5000(ms)

NO

sapm.show.password.expiration.time.values

This parameter defines the SAPM Account password reservation times. When a user makes a password reservation for a SAPM account, these time options are presented for the reservation time.

5m,30m,2h,24h

NO

user.mail.from

This parameter defines the sender email address for MFA.

YES

iga.2fa.token.timestep

These parameters are used to adjust MFA Offline/Online Settings.



YES

iga.2fa.sms.http.body

These parameters are used to adjust MFA Offline/Online Settings.



NO

iga.2fa.sms.http.headers

These parameters are used to adjust MFA Offline/Online Settings.



NO

iga.2fa.sms.http.secret.body

These parameters are used to adjust MFA Offline/Online Settings.



YES

iga.2fa.sms.http.url

These parameters are used to adjust MFA Offline/Online Settings.



NO

syslog.server.hostName

Kron PAM can send logs to SIEM systems. This parameter is used to set the SIEM Host IP address.



YES

syslog.server.port

This parameter is used to set the SIEM host port. The default value is "514".

514

YES

syslog.message.rfcFormat

RFC_5424 and RFC_3164 formats are supported in the SIEM configuration. This parameter determines the RFC format and must be set as one of these values.

RFC_5424,RFC_3164

YES

syslog.message.content.format

This parameter is used to determine content format.

KEY_VALUE, CEF

YES

syslog.connection.protocol

This parameter is used to determine the protocol used to send messages. Possible values are UDP or TCP.

UDP

YES

syslog.connector.sitename 

This parameter is used to define the Connector site name for sending logs to SIEM systems. 

E.g: Istanbul 

YES

aioc.device.available.interface.names

These parameters are used to define an interface name for devices that have the same IP address, so they can be properly identified during a connection.

E.g: interface_1, interface_2

YES