How to disable the embedded password authentication type for a specific data source?
As an administrator, I would like to restrict publishers to select only "Prompt user" for a particular data source to prevent others from accidentally viewing data with embedded passwords.
The ability to disable the embedded password authentication type for a particular data source is not built into the product. Potential workarounds are:
Workaround 1:
After publishing a data source, reassign its ownership to an administrator or another designated user.
Changing the owner will automatically remove any existing embedded passwords from the data source.
For details, refer to Considerations for changing content ownership.
Workaround 2:
Limit the users who have permission to publish data sources.
Enforce operational policies that prohibit embedding passwords during the publishing process.
Workaround 3:
If acceptable for your environment, you can disable “Embedded Credentials in Content” for all data sources at the server level.
To configure this, adjust the server settings as described in Let users embed credentials (or not).
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