-| Authorized Domains | The list of Google Identity domains (for example, "example.com") allowed to access an NGINXaaS Account using Google authentication. <br> - By default, an NGINXaaS Account has an empty authorized domains field, which means that anyone can log in to the account, if added as a user. <br> - Configuring this field allows you to control which organizations (based on their email domains) are allowed to log in to the NGINXaaS Account. This restricts access to only users from trusted companies or groups, and prevents unauthorized domains from accessing resources in the account. <br> - When updating authorized domains, you cannot make an update if it would prevent any existing user from logging in. This ensures that no current users are accidentally locked out of the account. |
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