Users

Users in a Shieldoo Secure Network are clients that can connect to servers.

Invite Users

ADMIN

The following steps describe how to invite users to your Shieldoo network:

1. Log in to your organization’s Shieldoo Secure Network web application.
2. Go to the Network | Users section.
3. Click on the Invite Users button to open the Invite Users dialog.
4. Configure the user invitation settings:
   • Email - Enter the user’s email address you want to invite.
   • Admin - Define whether or not to give the given user network administrator rights.
   • Note - Describe the user. For example, their role in your organization.
5. Repeat steps 3-4 until you have configured all the users you want to invite.
6. Check that the given users have been added to the list of users in your network.
7. Monitor the INVITED label to find out whether or not the given users have accepted the invitation:
   • Label displayed - Invitation still needs to be accepted.
   • Label not displayed - Invitation accepted.
8. Let the users know they can connect to your organization’s network as soon as they accept the invitation.
9. Continue by securing your users.

• Use the Invited button to only display users who have yet to accept their invitations.
  
• Use the provided search field for specific users by name or email address.
  

Editing Users

ADMIN

This section describes how to edit a user’s configuration after they have been invited:

1. Open the context menu of the user whose configuration you want to edit:

   

2. Use the provided options to edit the server:

   • Edit - Opens the user’s configuration, which you can edit.
   • Grand admin rights - Grants the given user the network administrator rights.
   • Revoke admin rights - Removes the network administrator rights from the given user.
   • Delete - Deletes the user from your Shieldoo Secure Network.
     The user will no longer be able to connect to the network.

Securing Users

ADMIN | EXPERT

By default, when you set up your Shieldoo Secure Network, all network nodes (users and servers) can access each other.

We highly recommend that you secure the user nodes in your network in the following way:

1. Enable Expert Mode.
   • See the Access Management chapter to learn how to enable Expert Mode.
2. Configure a firewall with the following properties:
   • Inbound Rules - Configure no inbound rules to prevent anyone from accessing users.
   • Outbound Rules - Configure an outbound rule that grants users access to Any ports opened by servers in the network.
3. Create a user access card template with the configured firewall:
   1. Go to the Network | Access Card Templates section.
   2. Click on the Create button.
   3. Configure the template settings. Those settings are a simplified form of server access card.
   4. Click the Create button to confirm the template’s creation.
4. Create an access card for each user in your network using the prepared template.

If you do not see some of the user management features described above, check that you have Identity integration enabled. For more information, see the Identity Integration chapter.