Seminarziel: Novell Identity Manager makes it easier than ever for users to interface with critical corporate systems based on their identity in the organization. Learn to leverage the secure features of Novell Identity Manager to manage identities to the ability to better manage and utilize that information for control of access to resources. Employee access to network resources can be based either on distinct approval processes or through the use of corporate roles and include Separation of Duties. The add-on Novell Identity Manager Roles Based Provisioning Module delivers advanced workflow capabilities to help customers streamline user administration. As users become more involved in managing and requesting resources, self-service capabilities are becoming increasingly important both for employee productivity and in order to reduce demands on IT staff. The new Roles Based Provisioning Module makes it easier for users to request resources, delegate approvals and administration, and use proxies to manage their own access needs and incorporate Separation of Duties through roles management. Zielgruppe: This Advanced Technical Training course is for users who have in-depth experience with Novell Identity Manager 3 and above. You must have Novell Identity Manager metadirectory skills such as configuring drivers, filters, policies, etc. before attending the Roles Based Provisioning Module class. You can learn the necessary skills for this class by attending Novell Identity Manager 3.5 Administration (Course 3091) (or the retired Novell Identity Manager 3 Fundamentals course) and the ATT - Novell Identity Manager 3.x class. Seminarinhalte: - Configuring and managing individuals and teams with the User Application
- Provisioning using Entitlements, customizing workflow processes
- Creating, configuring and assigning Roles
- Creating Separation of Duties constraints, using Designer to manage Roles
Voraussetzungen: Besuch des Kurses: - 5121 - ATT - Novell Identity Manager 3.5 attendance
Students must have Novell Identity Manager meta-directory skills such as configuring
drivers, filters, policies, etc. before attending. Development experience with a programming language such as Java, JavaScript, etc. is highly recommended as students will be developing custom workflows requiring
creation of custom forms, form control events, and other programmer oriented tasks. |
