Select the preferred login method for administrators in BRIX AI:
- No authentication. By default, any user opening BRIX AI logs in automatically as an administrator.
- Authentication via BRIX. Log in using BRIX credentials.
Important: If a user previously logged in to BRIX AI using a different method, changing the authentication settings may require clearing browser data.
No authentication
Authentication is disabled by default, meaning any user who opens BRIX AI automatically logs in as an administrator. For security reasons, configure sign-in using BRIX.
To disable authentication again, set the AUTH_MODE parameter to Dummy in the .env environment variables file. Apply the setting by running the following command:
./install.sh
Authentication via BRIX
You can configure authentication in BRIX AI using BRIX via OAuth 2.0. Administrators can then sign in to BRIX AI with their BRIX username and password.
To do this:
- In BRIX, download the BRIX AI integration module, create an OAuth 2.0 client, and obtain the unique external app ID and secret.
- In BRIX AI, set the following parameters in the .env environment variables file:
- AUTH_MODE: Set to ELMA365.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_AUTHORITY: Enter the URL of the BRIX environment where the OAuth 2.0 client is configured, for example, https://company.brix365.com.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_CLIENT_ID: Enter the unique application ID.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET: Enter the application secret.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_SCOPE: Leave the value as openid api.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_REMEMBER: Enable or disable saving user credentials by setting true or false.
- AUTH_CLIENT_OAUTH_EXPIRES_IN: User session duration in ISO 8601 format. For example, enter P30D for 30 days.
- The settings apply during the installation of BRIX AI. If installation is complete, rerun the installation script to apply new settings:
./install.sh