OAuth configuration
In this section the OAuth and OpenID Connect scopes, applications, and clients are managed.
Access control
Users with the admin role can change these settings. Users with the operator role can view, but cannot change these settings.
If identifiers can be manually entered, they are restricted to letters, numbers, and to underscore and hyphen characters.
App installations
App installations are the activated instances of an application on the device of a user. Their configuration is managed by the application, but individual instances can be removed to deny future access to the data of the user.
The following image shows a list of app installations.
Filter app installations
You can apply the following filter to the list of app installations:
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Client ID: is the unique identifier for this app installation.
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Application: filter shows all app installations that share the configuration from this application.
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Version: specifie the platform (iOS, Android) and version for an application. You must select an application first to select a version.
Certificates
This section allows you to manage certificates used by mobile applications. Here you can create, modify or delete your certificates.
A certificate is defined by its name, expiration date, and certificate file.
The expected file format of a certificate is the PEM format with base64 armoring.
Certificate files are added by uploading it to the server. The maximum file size for a certificate is by default 65kB.
When creating new certificate, all fields (name
, expiration date
and certificate file
) are required.
When updating a certificate, only name
and expiration date
are required, that way you can change the name without uploading the certificate file again.
Getting the certificate file
You can use an internet browser to export the certificate. Click on the lock of the SSL website and select More information.
On the Security tab, select View certificate. Go to the Details tab and select which certificate in the chain you want to export. When exporting, export in the PEM format.