IMPORTANT:The Multitenancy Options policy is not available in Advanced Authentication as a Service (SaaS) version.
In this policy, you can enable the Multitenancy mode.
A tenant is a company with a group of users sharing common access with specific privileges. The Multitenancy options policy helps you to create a single instance of Advanced Authentication solution that supports multiple tenants.
Enable Multitenancy mode to support more than one tenant on a single appliance.
For workstations with Windows Client, Mac OS X Client, or Linux PAM Client installed, you must perform the following steps before you enable Multitenancy options:
Ensure that you have installed Advanced Authentication 5.4 or later Client components.
Configure the Clients to point to a tenant.
For information about how to configure Multitenancy in Windows Client, see Configuration Settings for Multitenancy.
For information about how to configure Multitenancy in Mac OS X Client, see Configuration Settings for Multitenancy.
For information about how to configure Multitenancy in Linux PAM Client, see Configuration Settings for Multitenancy.
These steps are critical and if not performed, the users cannot log in to the workstations.
IMPORTANT:The Multitenancy options policy is hidden when your license does not have the Multitenancy feature. To have the policy, you must apply for a license that contains the Multitenancy feature.