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There are two security options available to use via Tridion: CAS and Generic.
Using CAS, the Yale University login system, access can be limited to all NetID's or only certain NetID's, or any combination of those parameters.
Alternatively, you can use the Genericsecurity option. This allows you to create a custom username and password that users will need to enter the secured portion of your site.
You can create just one custom username and password or multiple possible entries that will grant access, whatever best suits your needs.
In either case, be sure to follow the Applying Security to A Structure Group instructions after creating the CAS or Generic component.
The following instructions provide information on how to use Tridion to create a Security component and apply it to a structure group.
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Creating a Security: CAS Component
If you want to use CAS to secure your website, the first step is creating a Security: CAS component.
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The component is ready to be inserted onto a page in your Root folder. See the Applying Security to a Structure Group instructions below.
Creating a Security: Generic Component
If you want to use custom usernames and passwords to secure your website, the first step is creating a Security: Generic component.
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The component is ready to be inserted onto a page in your Root folder. See the Applying Security to a Structure Group instructions below.
Applying Security to a Structure Group
Once you’ve created either a Security: CAS or Security: Generic component, you are ready to apply that Security to a structure group.
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