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First Login

SecureLink uses Keycloak-based Single Sign-On (SSO) for authentication. Your organization's administrator will provide you with the URL to access the SecureLink dashboard and ensure your account is provisioned in the identity provider.

  1. Open the SecureLink dashboard URL provided by your administrator in a modern web browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari).
  2. You will be redirected to the Keycloak login page. Sign in using your corporate credentials.
  3. After successful authentication, you will be redirected back to the SecureLink dashboard.
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Bookmark the SecureLink dashboard URL for quick access. After your first login, returning to this URL will either take you directly to the dashboard (if your session is still active) or prompt you to re-authenticate through Keycloak.

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SecureLink does not manage passwords directly. All credential management (password resets, multi-factor authentication, account lockouts) is handled through your organization's identity provider via Keycloak. Contact your IT administrator if you have trouble logging in.

First-Time Setup​

After your first login, take a moment to configure your profile settings:

Review Your Profile​

  1. Click the gear icon in the bottom-left of the sidebar, or navigate to Settings > Profile.
  2. Verify your display name and email address are correct.

Set Your Timezone​

SecureLink displays timestamps throughout the dashboard -- in logs, charts, device status, and alerts. Setting your timezone ensures all times are displayed in your local time.

  1. Go to Settings > Profile.
  2. Under Preferences, select your timezone from the dropdown.
  3. Optionally, choose your preferred date format (e.g., DD/MM/YYYY or MM/DD/YYYY) and time format (12-hour or 24-hour).
  4. Click Save.
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If you do not set a timezone, SecureLink will use the system default (UTC). This means all timestamps will be displayed in UTC, which may be confusing when correlating events with local time.

Dashboard Orientation​

After logging in, you will land on the main dashboard. Here is what you will see:

KPI Cards​

At the top of the dashboard, summary cards provide at-a-glance metrics:

  • Total Edges -- Number of edge devices in your tenant
  • Online / Offline -- Current device connectivity status
  • Active VPN Users -- Number of remote users currently connected
  • Active Tunnels -- Number of site-to-site peering tunnels that are up

Fleet Status​

A status overview showing the health of your edge fleet. Devices are grouped by status (online, offline, degraded) so you can quickly identify any that need attention.

Traffic Charts​

Real-time and historical traffic charts showing aggregate throughput across your network. Use these to identify trends, peak usage periods, and anomalies.

Security Posture​

A summary of your network's security state, including active ACL rules, any flagged security events, and the status of intrusion detection (if enabled for your tenant).

Notifications​

The notification bell in the top-right corner alerts you to important events:

  • Edge devices going offline or coming back online
  • Configuration sync failures
  • VPN user activity
  • System announcements from your administrator

Click the bell icon to view and dismiss notifications.

Next Steps​

Now that you are logged in and your preferences are set: