# 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.

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A Module Credential is a prerequisite to creating [Module endpoints](/docs/onefuse/configure/module-endpoints/) and OneFuse Policies.
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| 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:

- [Ansible Tower](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/ansible-tower/)
- [DNS](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/dns/)
- [IPAM](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/ipam/)
- [Microsoft AD](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/microsoft-active-directory/)
- [Naming](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/naming/) (when using Validators)
- [Scripting](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/scripting/)
- [ServiceNow CMDB](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/servicenow-cmdb/)
- [ServiceNow Connector](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/servicenow-connector/)
- [VMware Aria Automation](/docs/onefuse/configure/modules/vmware-aria-automation/)

## 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](/img/onefuse/configure/module-credentials/onefuse_101_ui-module-credentials.png)

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

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Update a Module Credential to change the Credential Name, Description, Username, and either Update the Password or Keep the existing password.
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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

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Module Credentials cannot be deleted if they are tied to a Module Endpoint.
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1. Access Module Credentials.
2. Find the Module Credential and select the delete icon.
3. Select [**Delete**] to confirm.