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Miscellaneous

System Settings Overview​

The System Settings are default back-end system settings that can be overwritten by admins.

When you finished editing, you must click the button at the top right of edited section to propagate the changes globally.

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Any change in system settings will affect the entire system.

  • Change the logo that will be displayed globally on the login page.
Change Login Logo

Login ID Regular Expression​

  • Controls which Login IDs are valid during the new account registration process.
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If a Login ID does not match the regular expression, the user will not be able to register.

Regular Expression Login ID

Login Message​

  • Change the message that will be displayed globally on the login page.
Change Login Message

External servers​

  • Change the SFTP inbox endpoint servers domains or IP addresses.
Change SFTP and IP addresses

XSS Headers​

  • Specify which URLs should be allowed through tiCrypt's XSS protection.
Change XSS allowed URLs

Private Key Timeout​

  • User inactivity timeout before password reentry for private key decryption.
Private Key Timeout

Session Timeout​

  • User inactivity timeout before session reentry for unlocking the screen.
Session Timeout

Suspend Timeout​

  • Lock screen reload from scratch timeout for user inactivity.
Suspend Timeout

User Helpdesk​

  • Change the helpdesk resources, such as websites and phone numbers, in the top right global panel.
User Helpdesk

Password Strength​

  • Change the accepted password difficulty for user private keys globally.
Password Strength

Private Key Caching​

  • Select if the user private keys get cached in browser-local storage. Local storage will persist through browser restarts and even computer reboots.
Private Key Caching

MFA Caching​

  • Select if the multi-factor tokens get cached in session-local storage. Session storage gets cleared as soon as all tiCrypt tabs are closed.
MFA Caching

Default File Duration​

Shared file key validity (in days) without an explicit expiration date set by owner.

Default File Share

External File Preview​

  • User file preview control using built-in browser tools.
External File Preview

Inbox Settings​

  • Change the base URL that is displayed when users create a Mailbox/Inbox and the maximum inbox token duration.
Inbox Settings

CUI Disclosure​

  • Determine where CUI disclosure should be displayed in the system.
CUI Disclosure

Terms of Service​

  • Terms of Service popup content and display frequency during the application start.
Terms Of Service

System Services Overview​

The System Services show all active services in the system.

View System Services Logs​

To view the system services logs, navigate to the tab in the System Services section.

  • Select a system service you want to view the logs of.
  • Click the View Logs button in the top right.
  • In the prompt, select the starting day in since(days) to view the logs.
  • Select the ending day in until(days) to view the logs.
  • Optionally, Tick box to Suppress MongoDB error messages.
  • Click Get Logs to generate the logs.
  • View the entire log history by type, timestamp and message.
  • Click .
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You can filter system logs by the number of days and suppress error messages for a clean report.

View System Service

View System Services Logs Configurations​

This feature is for super-admins and system admins for external access proxy service.

To view the system services logs configurations, navigate to the tab in the System Services section.

  • Select a system service you want to view the logs of.
  • Click the View Config button in the top right.
  • In the prompt, view the command lines of logs config.
  • Click .
View Logs Configuration

Restart System Services​

This service is used for reset purposes. You can restart multiple system services at once using bulk selection.

To restart the system services, navigate to the tab in the System Services section.

  • Select a system service you want to restart.
  • Click the Restart button in the top right.
  • In the prompt, click .
Restart System Service
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System Services allow for a super admin to restart a specific service in the front end or to look at logs of a particular service to debug better.

Audit Logs Overview​

The Audit Logs is the interface that shows the lines of the audit log being written; it confirms that the auditing is working.

To view the audit logs, navigate to the tab in the Audit Logs section.

  • Optionally, you can refresh audit log data by clicking Refresh button in the top right or export the audit logs by selecting the audit logs and clicking Export CSV button in the top right.
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There are no other actions to perform in the audit logs.

View Audit Logs