Viewing and Adjusting Your Settings

The settings section of Rhino FCP allows you to easily view basic information about your account, as well as client mounted storage and SFTP access details. You can also view information about containers and artifacts. If you have administrative access, you can view user management details as well.

Opening the Settings Screen

To open the settings screen, do the following.

1

Select the Profile icon

Select the Profile icon from the bottom left corner in the menu bar.

2

View the My Account page

By default the My Account page appears. Your name and profile icon appears at the top of the page.

3

Review the menu items

You will also see the following menu items.

Menu Item	Description
My Account	Contains information about your profile - including your organization and primary workgroup. Allows you to set your Email Password Authentication Settings, and allows you to change your password.
Client Mounted Storage	Provides information on your client mounted storage (storage for your data, such as an AWS bucket).
SFTP Access	Provides details about SFTP access.
Containers & Artifacts	Provides information on your containers and artifacts.
User Management	Provides information on the users in Rhino FCP (if you have the appropriate accessses).

Viewing Information About Your Account

You can view your organization, primary workgroup, security settings, and Rhino Client information from the My Account page. You can also change your password as well.

• Your profile appears in the My Account page.

• Your initials, organization name, and your primary workgroup appear in the profile section. The primary workgroup is the name that you’ll use for project collaboration and for identifying team datasets and code that belongs to the team.

Changing Your Password and Enabling Two-Factor Authentication

1

Change your password

In the My Account page, in the Email Password Authentication section, there is an option to change the password. To do this select the change password button to open the Change Password page.

2

Enable two-factor authentication

[OPTIONAL] It is recommended that you enable two-factor authentication (2FA) for additional security. To do this, slide the switch to the right. ONLY FOR USERNAME/PASSWORD AUTH: This setting only affects username/password authentication, when authenticating via SSO, 2FA is set by the settings from your SSO provider, which are managed by your IT Admin.

Viewing Your Rhino Client Information

To view information about your Rhino Client including the IP address, complete the following steps.

• In the My Account page, information about your Rhino Client appears in the Your Rhino Client section. If your client is offline, you’ll see a note indicating that you’ll need to contact your IT staff or Rhino support.

• The IP address appears if the Rhino Client is online.

Viewing and Specifying Client Mounted Storage

For detailed information on how to view and specify client mounted storage, see Mounting Storage to Your Rhino Client.

Viewing Connection Details for SFTP Access

To copy data to or from your Rhino Client, to import datasets, or to access exported datasets and model weights, you’ll need your SFTP connection details. To access them complete the following steps.

1

Open the Profile menu

Select the Profile icon from the bottom left corner of any page in the menu bar.

2

View the My Account page

By default the My Account page appears. Your name and profile icon appears at the top of the page.

3

Open SFTP Access

Select the SFTP Access link on the left side of the page.

4

Check the IP address

The IP Address appears if the Rhino Client is online.

5

Reveal credentials

Your credentials used for SFTP data transfer appear under the Credentials heading. Select the button “Reveal Credentials” to view them. The username and password appear.

6

Copy the credentials

Select the copy buttons to the left, one at a time, to copy them to your clipboard.

Viewing Container and Artifact Credentials

Containers & Artifacts show the container registry so that you can run containerized code. You can also obtain artifact credentials.

To view the credentials, complete the following steps.

1

Open the Profile menu

Select the Profile icon from the bottom left corner of any page in the menu bar.

2

View the My Account page

By default the My Account page appears. Your name and profile icon appears at the top of the page

3

Open Containers & Artifacts

Select the Containers & Artifacts link to the left of the page.

4

Reveal container registry credentials

To view the credentials, select the Reveal Credentials button under Container Registry Access. The Access Key ID and Secret Access Key appear.

5

Copy the credentials

Select the copy buttons, one at a time, to copy them to your clipboard.

6

Access workgroup artifacts

To access data within your code objects, look under the Workgroup code and model artifacts bucket.

Managing Users (User Management)

To learn how to manage users, see Managing User Accounts in Your Workgroup.