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User authentication is about enabling people to login to your Moodle site. [edit] Authentication methods
Authentication methods (also known as authentication plugins) include:
* Manual accounts - accounts created manually by an administrator * No login - suspend particular user account * Email-based self-registration - for enabling users to create their own accounts * CAS server (SSO) - account details are located on an external CAS server * External database - account details are located on an external database * FirstClass server - account details are located on an external FirstClass server * IMAP server - account details are located on an external IMAP server * LDAP server - account details are located on an external LDAP server * Moodle Network authentication - how different Moodle sites can connect and authenticate users * NNTP server - account details are located on an external NTTP server * No authentication - for testing purposes only * PAM (Pluggable Authentication Modules) - account details come from the operating system Moodle is running on, via PAM (can only be used Linux/Unix). * POP3 server - account details are located on an external POP3 server * RADIUS server - account details are located on an external RADIUS server * Shibboleth - account details are located on an external Shibboleth server * NTLM/Integrated Authentication (contributed plugin prior to Moodle 1.9; is part of the LDAP authentication plugin from 1.9 onwards).
The authentication method is set in Administration > Users > Authentication > Manage authentication (or Administration > Users > Authentication prior to Moodle 1.9) [edit] See also
* Manage authentication * Authentication FAQ * Multi authentication in Upgrading to Moodle 1.8 * Using Moodle User authentication forum * Using Moodle Do users need e-mail addresses? forum discussion * Using Moodle Admin approving self registrations? forum discussion
Retrieved from "https://docs.moodle.org/en/Authentication" Category: Authentication