Use the Security tab to manage operator authentication,
passwords, and license type, to allow rule check out, and to enable and disable the operator.
Note: The Unattended operator (robot) check box is selected if this
operator is a robotic automation virtual machine (VM). Unattended operators are generated
for each registered VM in a robotic process automation (RPA) solution.
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To change an operator's password, click Update password.
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In the Change Operator ID Password dialog box, in the
New Password field, enter the new password.
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In the Confirm New Password field, reenter the password to
confirm it.
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Click Submit.
The system converts the password to a hash value by using the salted bcrypt algorithm.
The hashed value is contained within the Storage Stream (BLOB) column of the
pr_operators table. By using the View XML action, you can
discover only the hashed form of any operator password.
You can set the password policy from .
As a security feature, the passwords for [email protected] and three other initial
operator IDs can be changed only by logging in as one of those operators.
- Optional:
To allow this operator to update rules in rulesets that use rule checkout, select the
Allow rule check out check box.
- Optional:
To authenticate this operator only through external authentication facilities, select
the Use external authentication check box.
- Optional:
To force the operator to change their password next time the operator logs in, select
the Force password change on next login check box.
- Optional:
To disable the operator, select the Disable Operator check
box.
Note: If the operator is provided with Pega Platform, enter a new
password that is consistent with your security policies. Change the password by clicking
Update Password and send the new password to the enabled
operator.
- Optional:
In the Starting activity to execute field, specify the first
activity that the system runs after this user is authenticated. The default is
Data-Portal.ShowDesktop.
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In the License type list, click the license type.
- Named – Human users who do business operations by using an
application or customer-created interface
- Invocation – Abstract users that are used for agents,
services, and other background processes, and external users whose processing is
typically done through the Directed Web Access feature