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blocks:server:network-faq [2024-11-15 08:01] – [What kind of network traffic does Blocks cause?] adminblocks:server:network-faq [2026-11-13 10:17] (current) – [Does Blocks support single-sign-on solutions, such as Active Directory?] admin
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 ====Does Blocks support single-sign-on solutions, such as Active Directory?==== ====Does Blocks support single-sign-on solutions, such as Active Directory?====
-Yes. Learn more about how to configure various SSO-providers here:+Yes. Learn more about how to configure SSO-providers here:
  
-  * [[blocks:sso:adfs|ADFS]]. +  * [[blocks:sso:adfs|Microsoft Active Directory]].
-  * [[blocks:sso:okta|OKTA]]+
   * [[blocks:sso:keycloak|Keycloak]]   * [[blocks:sso:keycloak|Keycloak]]
  
 ====Is there any support for remote management?==== ====Is there any support for remote management?====
 We're including [[https://anydesk.com/en|Anydesk]], an excellent 3rd party remote management program, on our Linux server image. By default, [[blocks:anydesk|Anydesk]] is disabled. It can be enabled //on demand// or //on server start// (e.g., for unattended access). If you want to use Anydesk, find its port requirements and other details under "Which ports does AnyDesk use?" here: https://support.anydesk.com/FAQ We're including [[https://anydesk.com/en|Anydesk]], an excellent 3rd party remote management program, on our Linux server image. By default, [[blocks:anydesk|Anydesk]] is disabled. It can be enabled //on demand// or //on server start// (e.g., for unattended access). If you want to use Anydesk, find its port requirements and other details under "Which ports does AnyDesk use?" here: https://support.anydesk.com/FAQ