Users
The Amazon DCV Access Console allows admins to manage users, their roles and their access to the Console. You cannot edit a user’s name or any of their parameters or delete a user directly from the Console.
On the Users page, you can view the users saved in your datastore and their detailed information. Users appear here if they have been directly imported from the Access Console, or have already logged in. For a complete list of users that are authorized to log into the Access Console, you must refer to your externally configured users datastore. For more information on how to configure your datastore, see Datastore.
Before your users can connect to the Access Console, you must configure either Pluggable Authenticate Modules (PAM) Authentication, or HTTP Header authentication. See Authentication Methods for more information.
User details
On the bottom part of the screen, the details for the selected user is displayed. This graphic shows which details are displayed.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
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Name |
The display name of the user. |
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User ID |
The unique ID of the user. |
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Role |
The role a user can have when using the Access Console - admin or user. |
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Last time active |
The last time the user connected to the Access Console. |
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Date created |
The date the user was created in the Access Console. |
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Date modified |
The last date that the user was modified in the Access Console. |
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Imported |
Indicates whether or not the user was manually imported to the Access Console. |
Session
These are the active sessions that the user has created. Its parameters are listed below.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
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Name |
The display name of the user. |
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Level of access |
Whether the user is set to Administrator or User. |
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Status |
The current status of the user. |
Session template
These are the session templates that are available for the user. Its parameters are listed below.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
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Name |
The name of the session template. |
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Description |
The description of the session template. |
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OS |
The operating system of the session template. |