- Security: Use OAuth, IAM, or certificate-based authentication for more secure connections
- Flexibility: Support multiple authentication methods for different teams
- Compliance: Meet enterprise security requirements with certificate authentication
Prerequisites
- The SysAdmin role in Domino
- Knowledge of which authentication methods your organization requires
- For OAuth, IAM, and certificate authentication: Additional configuration steps (see Related information)
Enable authentication methods
To enable additional authentication methods, you’ll add a configuration record that specifies which methods are available for your data source type.Step 1: Open the configuration records
First, you’ll navigate to the configuration area where authentication settings are stored.- In the Admin panel, go to Platform settings > Configuration records.
- Click Add Record.
Step 2: Add the authentication configuration
Next, you’ll specify which authentication methods to enable and set the default method.- Add a key for your data source type. The Data Source Authentication section in the Configuration Records reference has a list of keys for your data source type.
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Enter the value as comma-separated authentication types.
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Example for PostgreSQL with certificate support:
certauth,basic,oauth -
Example for IBM DB2 with basic only:
basic
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Example for PostgreSQL with certificate support:
- Click Create.
Step 3: Complete additional setup (if needed)
Some authentication methods require extra configuration outside of this page. If you enabled OAuth or IAM, complete the additional configuration steps. See Related information for OAuth and IAM setup instructions. Note: OAuth-authenticated connections work for all execution types except Domino endpoints.Remove an authentication method
- In the Admin application, go to Platform settings > Configuration records.
- Click the Edit icon next to the relevant configuration record.
- Remove the authentication method from the list of values.
- Click Save.