Module credentials

Create and manage encrypted, reusable credentials for OneFuse module endpoints

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Module Credentials are encrypted and reusable across OneFuse Module Endpoints of the same Endpoint Type.

Workspace role Function(s)
Admin or Member Create, update, view and delete Module Credentials
Viewer View Module Credentials

Modules list

The following modules utilize Module Credentials:

Access Module Credentials

  1. Log in to the OneFuse UI.
  2. In the Workspace, select Module Credentials from the left navigation menu.

This area will display all active Module Credentials by Endpoint Type.

Module Credentials dashboard

Perform the following from the Actions column:

Action Workspace role(s)
View Admins, Members, or Viewers
Edit Admins or Members
Delete Admins or Members

Manage Module Credentials

Module Credential form

Field Description
Module Credential Name This must be at least three (3) alphanumeric characters/underscores and cannot include spaces nor dashes.
Description Optional description for this credential. Shows on the Module Credential dashboard.
Endpoint Type Select an Endpoint Type from the dropdown. The Endpoint Types listed here require Credentials in order to connect.
Username/Password Enter the username and password associated to the Endpoint Type account (for example, the VMware Aria Automation 8 account).
Refresh Token Enter the Refresh Token associated to the Endpoint Type account (for example, the VMware Aria Automation Cloud 8 account).

Create a credential

  1. Access Module Credentials.
  2. From the Module Credentials datatable, select [+ Create].
  3. Enter the field values on the Module Credential form and select Create.
  4. Use this Credential for Module Endpoint(s).
Endpoint type Username format
Ansible Tower Username only (for example, admin)
BlueCat UPN (user@domain) or LDAP depending on configuration
Infoblox UPN (user@domain)
Men&Mice Micetro UPN (user@domain) or AD credentials if connected to AD
Microsoft UPN (user@domain)
ServiceNow UPN (user@domain)
SolarWinds Username only (for example, admin)
Target Host (for Scripting Module) Admin determined credentials, not subject to specific format
VMware vRealize Automation 7 Username only (for example, admin)
VMware Aria Automation 8 Username only (for example, admin)

Update a credential

  1. Access Module Credentials.
  2. Find the Module Credential to update and select the edit icon.
  3. Edit the information on the Module Credential form.
  4. Select Update.
    • To change the password, first select the Update Password toggle. Enter a new password.

Delete a credential

  1. Access Module Credentials.
  2. Find the Module Credential and select the delete icon.
  3. Select [Delete] to confirm.