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author | Sebastien Jodogne <s.jodogne@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 27 Apr 2021 06:38:58 +0200 |
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12 * ``RemoteAccessAllowed`` to ``true``. | 12 * ``RemoteAccessAllowed`` to ``true``. |
13 * ``AuthenticationEnabled`` to ``true``. | 13 * ``AuthenticationEnabled`` to ``true``. |
14 * In ``RegisteredUsers``, assign a username and a password to all your | 14 * In ``RegisteredUsers``, assign a username and a password to all your |
15 users. | 15 users. |
16 | 16 |
17 **Important:** Make sure to read the FAQ about :ref:`how to secure | |
18 Orthanc <security>`. | |
19 | |
17 Once a user has logged in, she will have full access, in read-write | 20 Once a user has logged in, she will have full access, in read-write |
18 mode, to all the features offered by the REST API of Orthanc. This | 21 mode, to all the features offered by the REST API of Orthanc. This |
19 built-in mechanism might be of limited usefulness in enterprise | 22 built-in mechanism might be of limited usefulness in enterprise |
20 scenarios, for which you would need features such as: | 23 scenarios, for which you would need features such as: |
21 | 24 |
33 <lua-filter-rest>`. This is the most simple solution, and would | 36 <lua-filter-rest>`. This is the most simple solution, and would |
34 notably allow you to implement read-only access or, more generally, | 37 notably allow you to implement read-only access or, more generally, |
35 `access control lists | 38 `access control lists |
36 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list>`__. | 39 <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list>`__. |
37 * Develop a :ref:`C/C++ plugin <creating-plugins>` that uses the | 40 * Develop a :ref:`C/C++ plugin <creating-plugins>` that uses the |
38 ``OrthancPluginRegisterIncomingHttpRequestFilter()``. This solution | 41 ``OrthancPluginRegisterIncomingHttpRequestFilter()``, or a |
39 is potentially useful if you wish to integrate with an LDAP server. | 42 :ref:`Python plugin <python_authorization>` that uses |
43 ``orthanc.RegisterIncomingHttpRequestFilter()``. This solution is | |
44 potentially useful if you wish to integrate with an LDAP server. | |
40 * Use Orthanc as a reverse proxy (e.g. behind :ref:`nginx <nginx>`, | 45 * Use Orthanc as a reverse proxy (e.g. behind :ref:`nginx <nginx>`, |
41 :ref:`Apache <apache>`, or :ref:`Microsoft IIS <iis>`), and use the | 46 :ref:`Apache <apache>`, or :ref:`Microsoft IIS <iis>`), and use the |
42 authentication mechanisms of the main Web server. | 47 authentication mechanisms of the main Web server. |
43 * Create a :ref:`new Web user interface <improving-interface>` on the | 48 * Create a :ref:`new Web user interface <improving-interface>` on the |
44 top of the REST API of Orthanc, using your favorite framework | 49 top of the REST API of Orthanc, using your favorite framework |