In IDaaS, an administrator can view specific account details and change the account status.
In the Accounts menu, find the account whose details you want to view. Click the account name or Details on the right to go to the account details page.
The field information displayed on the product page is not masked. Administrators can view all account information except for the password.
Account information
Basic information
This section contains the core information about an account. You must enter this information when you create or edit an account.
Other information
This section contains account metadata, such as the creation source, creation time, and recent usage information.
Bound accounts
You can manage bound third-party accounts and view their details. If a user wants to change the binding, an administrator can detach the account to allow the user to rebind it.
Accounts imported from an identity provider (IdP), such as DingTalk or Active Directory (AD), through data synchronization cannot be manually detached. Logon methods that are bound to an OpenID Connect (OIDC) identity provider or manually bound in the CloudSSO user portal, such as manually binding to DingTalk after logon, can be manually detached.
OTP - Bound dynamic password
If a user's device is lost or replaced, an administrator can manually detach the OTP authenticator for that user. This allows the user to reattach a new one. Each account can be attached to only one OTP authenticator.
WebAuthn - Registered authenticator
An administrator can manually register or delete a WebAuthn authenticator for a user.
View permissions
An administrator can view the applications that the account can access based on the current authorization policies.
Status changes
On the right side of the navigation bar, you can perform the following operations on the account:
Reset password
Disable/Enable account
Unlock account
Delete account
For more information about account status, see Account lifecycle.
Reset password
An administrator can reset the password for a specific account. The new password must comply with the configured complexity settings. You can also use the Auto-generate feature to create a password that meets the requirements. To share the new credentials, you can copy the account name and password with a single click.
