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Nuclos App login: username/password, single sign-on (Microsoft, OAuth2/OIDC), explore anonymously, choose mandator, biometric (Face ID/Touch ID), post-login notices. |
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Sign in to the server – by password, single sign-on (e.g. Microsoft), anonymously, with mandator selection or biometrically.
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Choose a server (see connect a server), enter user name and password, tap Log in. The app keeps the session via a cookie (like the Web Client).
If an SSO service is active on the server, the app offers it as its own login button at start – e.g. Nuclos on Microsoft. Tapping it opens the provider's sign-in page (OAuth2 / OpenID Connect, authorization code grant); after a successful sign-in the app session is authorised – the same principle as in the Web Client.
Signing in via a configured SSO service (here „Nuclos on Microsoft“).
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Which SSO services appear as buttons is configured on the server by administration – see SSO configuration (OAuth2/OIDC, callback URL, user mapping). The user is matched to the Nuclos account by e-mail or username from the ID token. |
Flow, WebView and user mapping in detail: Single sign-on (SSO).
If the server allows anonymous access, Explore anonymously appears – ideal to view a demo without credentials.
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If biometric login is enabled for the server, the app signs you in via Face ID / Touch ID – it is offered automatically on launch.
Full details under Account and password.
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