> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.devolutions.net/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.devolutions.net/powershell/fr/devolutions-cloud-powershell/disable-force-sso-on-all-users-in-devolutions-cloud-using-powershell.md).

# Désactiver Force SSO pour tous les utilisateurs dans Devolutions Cloud à l'aide de PowerShell

Désactiver la connexion Force SSO pour tous les utilisateurs dans Devolutions Cloud à l'aide d'un script PowerShell et d'une identité d’application avec Set-DCSystemSettings.

Les administrateurs de Devolutions Cloud pourraient vouloir désactiver l'option Force SSO pour tous les utilisateurs. Cela peut être fait à l'aide d'une identité d’application et d'un simple script PowerShell.

1. Dans Devolutions Cloud, [créez une identité d’application](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/fr/web-interface/administration/management/application-identities/manage-application-identities).
2. [Attribuez la permission ***Gérer la configuration du système***](https://docs.devolutions.net/cloud/fr/web-interface/administration/configuration-and-security/system-permissions) à l'identité d’application nouvellement créée.
3. Utilisez le script PowerShell suivant pour désactiver l'option ***Force SSO on all users*** dans Devolutions Cloud :

```
$url = 'YOUR_HUB_URL'
$appSecret = 'INSERT_APP_SECRET';
$appKey = 'INSERT_APP_KEY';
Connect-DCAccount -Url $url -ApplicationKey $appKey -ApplicationSecret $appSecret

$psSystemSettings = Get-DCSystemSettings
#Enable Devolutions user login method
$psSystemSettings.AllowDevolutionsAccountLogin = $true

#Optional - Disable SSO option
$psSystemSettings.AllowSSOLogin = $false

Set-DCSystemSettings -PSSystemSettings $psSystemSettings

Write-Host "Authentication method updated"
```


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