Login page

This guide explains how to log into Ohlala Operations for Amazon EC2, supporting both Active Directory (AD) authentication and local authentication based on your configuration.

Disclaimer

When accessing Ohlala Operations, you will be presented with the disclaimer page:

Required Credentials

You need to enter:

• Username: Your AD username or local account username
• Password: The corresponding password

Then click Sign in to authenticate.

Authentication Methods

Ohlala Operations supports two authentication modes:

1. Active Directory Authentication

If the system is configured for Active Directory authentication, use your corporate AD credentials:

• Username: Your AD username (e.g., jdoe)
• Password: Your AD account password

Ensure that your account has been granted access by the administrator.

2. Local Authentication

If local authentication is enabled, you will log in with a locally managed account:

• Username: The local username configured by the administrator
• Password: The corresponding password

If you forget your local credentials, please run the setup wizard to reconfigure it.

Troubleshooting Login Issues

• Incorrect Credentials: Double-check your username and password.
• Forgot Password: Contact your administrator to reset it.
• Access Denied: Ensure your account has been granted permission.
• AD Login Issues: Ensure the domain controller is reachable and your account is active.

For further assistance, refer to the official documentation or contact support.

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