Perform the following procedure to enable Avaya Aura® Media Server based RBAC by configuring the system to use Avaya Aura® MS as the authentication and authorization source for EM login.
Before you begin
The default EM administrator must have a password before you can select Avaya Aura® Media Server as the authentication and authorization source. Follow the procedure for modifying administrator properties to add a password to the admin user.
Navigate to EMAccount ManagementPoliciesSign In.
Select Avaya Aura® Media Server from the Authentication and authorization source drop-down menu.
Configure the number of login attempt failures that disable an administrator account by selecting Number of login failures that locks the account and typing the required number of failures in the field.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
A value of 0 means there is no failure attempt limit.
Configure how long a user session can be idle before EM ends the user session. In the Element Manager session timeout interval (m) field, type the number of minutes the session can be idle.
Click Save.
Click Confirm.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
The system restarts EM to apply the change. EM login sessions are ended. There is no impact to media server processing of call sessions. You can log in using Avaya Aura® MS RBAC credentials after the EM restart completes.
