Using your KaseyaOne integration

The Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle must be enabled to use any other centralized user management features. Review these considerations before disabling Login with KaseyaOne:

• Disabling the Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle prevents all UniView Portal users from logging in by using KaseyaOne credentials but does NOT remove any user mappings.
• Disabling the Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle automatically disables all other centralized user management settings. If you re-enable the toggle, you can then enable any of these other settings.

Run this procedure to temporarily disallow KaseyaOne login for all users. You can then re-enable the Login with KaseyaOne toggle so that users can resume using their KaseyaOne credentials for the UniView Portal.

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.
2. Click :
   
3. Select the Integrations view.
4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   
5. Under Unified Login, click to disable or to enable Login with KaseyaOne.
   

NOTE  This toggle must be enabled to use the other centralized user management features. Upon disabling the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

6. The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, log in as a master user and navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.
   

If enabled, the Require Login with KaseyaOne toggle forces users to log in to the UniView Portal with their KaseyaOne Unified Login credentials. When enabling this feature, you are able to grant exceptions to specified users so that these users are still able to log in using their UniView Portal credentials.

Run this procedure to enable or disable require login with KaseyaOne:

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.
2. Click :
   
3. Select the Integrations view.
4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   
5. (If needed) If you are enabling the Require Log In With KaseyaOne feature, ensure that the Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle is also enabled so that users can log in via KaseyaOne.
   
6. Under Require Log In With KaseyaOne, click to disable or to enable Require Log In with KaseyaOne.

NOTES   

●   If you've enabled Require Log In With KaseyaOne, it is best to also enable automatic user creation.

●   If the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle is disabled, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

7. (Optional) Allow specified users to log in with UniView Portal credentials by granting exceptions to these users:

• Click Select users.
• Click users to add them to the exceptions list.
  

8. (Optional) To enable a user to log in with UniView Portal credentials without granting an explicit exception, send the user the log-in link shown here:
   
9. The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, log in as a master user and navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.
   

The KaseyaOne integration has an Automatic User Creation setting that you can enable to use the just-in-time user provisioning feature.

• If you enable Automatic User Creation, then just-in-time provisioning is used for the UniView module. UniView Portal user accounts are created automatically with a specified default role whenever new KaseyaOne users are granted access to the UniView module.

• If you disable Automatic User Creation, then new KaseyaOne users must ask their administrator to create a UniView Portal account for them after they are granted access to the UniView module.

NOTE   Creating additional users could result in additional charges in your KaseyaOne invoice.

Run this procedure to enable or disable automatic user creation:

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.
2. Click :
   
3. Select the Integrations view.
4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   
5. (If needed) If you are enabling the Automatic User Creation feature, ensure that the Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle is also enabled.
6. Under Automatic User Creation, click to disable or to enable automatic user creation.

NOTE   If the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle is disabled, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

7. (Optional) Under Default Settings, modify the default role assigned to the newly created users. It is recommended to choose a lower level of access as the default role for increased security. See About UniView Portal user accounts for a description of each role.
   
8. The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, log in as a master user and navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.
   

The KaseyaOne integration has an Automatic User Deprovisioning setting that you can enable to use the just-in-time user deprovisioning feature.

• If you enable Automatic User Deprovisioning, then just-in-time user deprovisioning is used for the UniView module as follows:

• UniView Portal users are disabled or deleted when they are deactivated or deleted in KaseyaOne.
• UniView Portal users are disabled if deleting users is not an option in the UniView module.
• UniView Portal user accounts are disabled when KaseyaOne users lose access to the UniView module.

• If you disable Automatic User Deprovisioning, then you must manually disable or delete UniView Portal users whenever they are deactivated or deleted in KaseyaOne.

Run this procedure to enable or disable automatic user deprovisioning:

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.
2. Click :
   
3. Select the Integrations view.
4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   
5. (If needed) If you are enabling the Automatic User Deprovisioning feature, ensure that the Enable Login with KaseyaOne toggle is also enabled.
6. Under Automatic User Deprovisioning, click to disable or to enable automatic user deprovisioning.
   

NOTE   If the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle is disabled, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

7. The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.
   

Groups (formerly known as scopes) define which organizations are visible to the user in the UniView Portal. Groups can be applied to users manually (by using the Add User and Edit User dialogs) or automatically by KaseyaOne's Access Groups (role-based access control) feature.

The KaseyaOne integration has an Access Groups setting that you can enable to use KaseyaOne's role-based access control feature. If you enable Access Groups, then role-based access control is used for the UniView module as follows:

• Groups are automatically imported into UniView from KaseyaOne when you enable the Access Groups setting in the UniView Portal (Settings > Integrations > KaseyaOne > Show Configuration > Enable Access Groups). This initial import can take up to four hours.
• Groups that were imported from KaseyaOne must be manually mapped to an organization in the UniView Portal.
• Newly imported groups display on the Settings > Groups page. Any existing groups that were added manually also display on the page.
• The Settings > Groups page is now view-only. You can no longer add, edit, or remove groups through the UniView Portal. Instead, perform these operations in KaseyaOne (Admin Settings > Groups).
• Groups are automatically synced from KaseyaOne every four hours. This process adds groups to UniView and removes groups from UniView as needed to mirror the groups in KaseyaOne. (Groups that were added to the UniView Portal manually are not deleted by the sync process.)
• Each time a user logs in to the UniView Portal, that user's groups are updated in UniView to match their current group settings in KaseyaOne. Groups are applied to or removed from the user in UniView as needed.

Use these procedures to enable or disable access groups:

To enable access groups

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.

2. Click :
   

3. Select the Integrations view.

4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   

5. Under Unified Login, ensure that Login with KaseyaOne is enabled. If needed, click to enable Login with KaseyaOne.
   

6. Under Access Groups, enable the Enable Access Groups toggle.
   

NOTE   If the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle is disabled, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

7. Groups are imported into UniView from KaseyaOne. The initial import process can take up to four hours.

8. When the import is complete:

• KaseyaOne groups display on the Settings > Groups page and the page is now view-only. You can no longer add, edit, or remove groups through the UniView Portal. Instead, perform these operations in KaseyaOne (Admin Settings > Groups).
• The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, log in as a master user and navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.
  

9. Map the newly imported groups to UniView organizations. This mapping is needed for users in the group to view the organization's data in the UniView Portal. If a user's groups are not mapped to any organization, they see no data when they log in to the UniView Portal.

• See Editing an organization to map a group to an existing organization.
• See Adding an organization to add a new organization and map it to a group.

To disable access groups

1. Log in to the UniView Portal as a superuser.

2. Click :
   

3. Select the Integrations view.

4. Locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration:
   

5. Under Access Groups, disable the Enable Access Groups toggle.
   

NOTE   If the Log In with KaseyaOne toggle is disabled, all other centralized user management settings are disabled and cannot be modified.

6. Groups are no longer managed by KaseyaOne. You must manage groups manually on the Settings > Groups page. For details, see Working with groups.

The configuration change you made is pushed to KaseyaOne. To view the change in KaseyaOne, log in as a master user and navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon while the sync is in progress.

This procedure identifies where to configure centralized user management for the UniView module from within the KaseyaOne UI. For more detail about these settings, review the UniView Portal centralized user management configuration procedures above.

Run this procedure to configure centralized user management in KaseyaOne:

1. Log in to KaseyaOne as a master user.
2. Navigate to Admin Settings > Module Management.
3. Locate the Uniview module and click the row containing your instance. (If needed, expand the module to display multiple instances.)
   
4. In the Module Details dialog, click Edit.
   
5. Modify settings. Click Review.
   

NOTE  For some changes an additional pop-up confirmation message displays before you can click Review. If applicable, confirm the change in the pop-up, then click Review to continue.

6. Review your changes. Click Confirm.
   
7. The configuration change you made is pushed to UniView. It can take some time for the change to sync. You see an orange clock icon in KaseyaOne while the sync is in progress.
   
8. To view the change in UniView, select the Integrations view, locate the KaseyaOne integration and click Show configuration.

UniView Portal includes these Unitrends insights:

1. Log in to KaseyaOne and select Cooper.
2. Active insights display in the To Do list.
   
3. (Optional) Filter the To Do list to display only Unitrends insights: click , check the Unitrends Module box, and click Apply.
   
4. Click a Unitrends insight.
5. Review insight details. Do one of the following:

• Click the action button to address the insight (Setup Recovery Assurance in our example). For details, see Resolving insights below.
  
• Click to move the insight to the Snoozed list.
  

Resolving insights

Find your insight in this table for next steps:

Component	Insight	Steps to resolve
Appliance updates	You could be missing out on critical updates	Enable Helix auto updates for an appliance. See Modifying Helix Auto Update settings for details.
Backup	Automated backup testing	Create a DCA job on a Unitrends appliance. See Recovery Assurance in the Administrator Guide for Recovery Series, Recovery MAX, ION/ION+, and Unitrends Backup for details.
Backup	You haven't set up backup alerting yet	Set up conditional alarm thresholds for backups. See Conditional alarms for details.
Backup copy	You are one incident away from total data loss!	Backup copies are duplicates of your backups that are stored off-site. You can copy your backups to the following types of targets: Unitrends Cloud, a secondary Unitrends appliance, cloud storage (managed by Amazon, AWS, Google, or Rackspace), disks, NAS devices, and other media. To resolve this insight, add a backup copy target to a Unitrends appliance and create a backup copy job to copy backups to the target. See these topics in the Administrator Guide for Recovery Series, Recovery MAX, ION/ION+, and Unitrends Backup for details: Backup copy targets and Creating backup copy jobs.
Backup copy	You haven't set up replication alerting yet	Set up conditional alarm thresholds for offsite replications. See Conditional alarms for details.
PSA integration	You're losing time without PSA ticketing integration	Integrate your PSA with the UniView Portal to enable BackupIQ to create PSA tickets for your alerts. See the following for details: Integrating Autotask, Integrating ConnectWise Manage, or Integrating Kaseya's Billing Management System (BMS) or Vorex.
PSA integration	Your tickets could be going to the wrong inbox	Map your PSA's accounts or companies to UniView Portal organizations to ensure tickets are sent to the correct PSA queue. See Mapping companies and accounts to organizations for details.
PSA integration	You could be saving more time with automated ticketing updates!	Edit your PSA's integration settings to automatically close tickets by selecting a status in the Close Ticket Status field. See the following for details: To view or modify Autotask integration settings, To view or modify ConnectWise Manage integration settings, or To view or modify BMS or Vorex integration settings.

When the insight condition is resolved, the insight moves to the Completed list.