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- NAME: The user's name.
- EMAIL: The user's login email address.
- STATE: The current state of the user, which is Activated, Provisioned, or Deactivated. If any users are in the Provisioned state, they must complete the activation of their accounts before they are transitioned to the Activated state. Only users in the Activated state can utilize SSO and Cloud Services Infoblox Portal services.
- MFA: The current multi-factor authentication status for the user. Enabled indicates that the user is required to use multi-factor authentication and must configure it the next time the user logs in. If a mastered domain was configured with multi-factor authentication, then all users with a matching email domain will be populated as Enabled in this field.
- 3RD PARTY IDP: Indicates whether the user is authenticated to Infoblox services via a configured 3rd party IdP. Enabled indicates that the user is authenticated against a customer configured IdP. Disabled indicates that the user is authenticated against Infoblox. If a mastered domain was configured with a 3rd party IDP, then all users with a matching email domain will be populated as Enabled in this field.
- MFA CONFIGURATION: The method of multi-factor authentication for the user. This option is only populated when the MFA column is Enabled.
- LOCAL CREDENTIALS: Indicates whether local credential is enabled for the user. You can toggle this on or off for the user. If local credentials is enabled or toggled on, the user can log into the Cloud Services the Infoblox Portal using the previously CSP previously Infoblox Portal credentials (instead of using the IdP credentials) when the federated IdP has been deactivated. On the other hand, if local credentials is disabled or toggled off, the user will not be able to use local CSP local Infoblox Portal credentials to log in to the Cloud Services the Infoblox Portal.
You can perform the following in the Domain Users table:
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