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Identity Manager 9.1.2 - Administration Guide for Connecting Unix-Based Target Systems

Table of Contents

Managing Unix-based systems

Architecture overview One Identity Manager users for managing Unix-based target systems Configuration parameters for managing Unix-based target systems

Synchronizing Unix-based target systems

Setting up initial synchronization with a Unix host

Users and permissions for synchronizing with a Unix-based target system Configuring Unix the host Setting up a synchronization server for Unix-based target systems

System requirements for the Unix synchronization server Installing One Identity Manager Service with a Unix or AIX connector

Creating a synchronization project for initial synchronization of a Unix host

Information required for setting up a synchronization project Creating an initial synchronization project for a Unix host

Configuring the synchronization log

Customizing the synchronization configuration

Configuring Unix host synchronization Configuring synchronization of several Unix hosts Changing system connection settings of Unix hosts

Editing connection parameters in the variable set Editing target system connection properties

Updating schemas Configuring the provisioning of memberships Configuring single object synchronization Accelerating provisioning and single object synchronization

Running synchronization

Starting synchronization Deactivating synchronization Displaying synchronization results Synchronizing single objects

Tasks following synchronization

Post-processing outstanding objects Adding custom tables to the target system synchronization Managing Unix user accounts through account definitions

Troubleshooting Ignoring data error in synchronization Pausing handling of target system specific processes (Offline mode)

Managing Unix user accounts and employees

Account definitions for Unix user accounts

Creating account definitions Editing account definitions Main data for an account definition Editing manage levels Creating manage levels Assigning manage levels to account definitions Main data for manage levels Creating mapping rules for IT operating data Entering IT operating data Modify IT operating data Assigning account definitions to employees

Assigning account definitions to departments, cost centers, and locations Assigning account definitions to business roles Assigning account definitions to all employees Assigning account definitions directly to employees Assigning account definitions to system roles Adding account definitions to the IT Shop

Assigning account definitions to Unix hosts Deleting account definitions

Assigning employees automatically to Unix user accounts

Editing search criteria for automatic employee assignment Finding employees and directly assigning them to user accounts Changing manage levels for Unix user accounts

Supported user account types

Default user accounts Administrative user accounts

Providing administrative user accounts for one employee Providing administrative user accounts for several employees

Privileged user accounts

Specifying deferred deletion for Unix user accounts

Managing memberships in Unix groups

Assigning Unix groups to Unix user accounts

Prerequisites for indirect assignment of Unix groups to Unix user accounts Assigning Unix groups to departments, cost centers and locations Assigning Unix groups to business roles Adding Unix groups to system roles Adding Unix groups to the IT Shop

Removing Unix groups from an IT Shop shelf Removing Unix groups from all IT Shop shelves

Assigning Unix user accounts directly to Unix groups Assigning Unix groups directly to Unix user accounts

Effectiveness of membership in Unix user groups Unix group inheritance based on categories Overview of all assignments

Login information for Unix user accounts

Password policies for Unix user accounts

Predefined password policies Using password policies Creating password policies Editing password policies General main data for password policies Character classes for passwords Policy settings Custom scripts for password requirements

Checking passwords with a script Generating passwords with a script

Password exclusion list Checking a password Testing password generation

Initial password for new Unix user accounts Email notifications about login data

Mapping of Unix objects in One Identity Manager

General main data of Unix hosts Defining categories for the inheritance of entitlements Editing the synchronization project for a Unix host Displaying the Unix hosts overview Displaying Unix login shells

Unix user accounts

Creating and editing Unix user accounts General main data of Unix user accounts User account main data for AIX systems

Limits for user accounts Password data for user accounts Security-relevant user account main data Main data for user accounts on an encrypted file system

Assigning extended properties to Unix user accounts Disabling AIX system user accounts Deleting and restoring Unix user accounts Displaying the Unix user account overview

Creating and editing Unix groups General main data for Unix groups Adding Unix groups to Unix groups Assigning extended properties to Unix groups Deleting Unix groups Displaying the Unix group overview

Reports about Unix objects

Handling of Unix objects in the Web Portal Basic data for Unix-based target systems

Target system managers Job server for Unix-specific process handling

General main data for a Job server Server functions of a Job server

Configuration parameters for managing Unix-based target systems Default project template for Unix-based target systems Unix connector settings

Creating and editing Unix groups

You can set up new groups or edit existing groups.

To create a group

In the Manager, select the Unix > Groups category.
Click in the result list.
On the main data form, edit the main data of the group.
Save the changes.

To edit group main data

In the Manager, select the Unix > Groups category.
Select the group in the result list.
Select the Change main data task.
On the main data form, edit the main data of the group.
Save the changes.

Detailed information about this topic

General main data for Unix groups

General main data for Unix groups

Enter the following data on the General tab.

Table 27: General main data
Property	Description
Group name	Name of the group.
Group ID	Group's identifier.
Host	Group's host.
IT Shop	Specifies whether the group can be requested through the IT Shop. If this option is set, the group can be requested by the employees through the Web Portal and distributed with a defined approval process. The group can still be assigned directly to hierarchical roles.
Only for use in IT Shop	Specifies whether the group can only be requested through the IT Shop. If this option is set, the group can be requested by the employees through the Web Portal and distributed with a defined approval process. Direct assignment of the group to hierarchical roles or user accounts is not permitted.
Service item	Service item data for requesting the group through the IT Shop.
Risk index	Value for evaluating the risk of assigning the group to user accounts. Set a value in the range 0 to 1. This input field is only visible if the QER \| CalculateRiskIndex configuration parameter is activated. For more information about risk assessment, see the One Identity Manager Risk Assessment Administration Guide.
Category	Categories for group inheritance. Groups can be selectively inherited by user accounts. To do this, groups and user accounts are divided into categories. Select one or more categories from the menu.

Related topics

Unix group inheritance based on categories
For more information about preparing groups for requesting through the IT Shop, see the One Identity Manager IT Shop Administration Guide.

Adding Unix groups to Unix groups

Use this task to add a group to another group. This means that the groups can be hierarchically structured.

To assign groups directly to a group as members

In the Manager, select the Unix > Groups category.
Select the group in the result list.
Select the Assign groups category.
Select the Has members tab.
Assign child groups in Add assignments.
TIP: In the Remove assignments pane, you can remove the assignment of groups.

To remove an assignment
- Select the group and double-click .
Save the changes.

To add a group as a member of other groups

In the Manager, select the Unix > Groups category.
Select the group in the result list.
Select the Assign groups task.
Select the Is member of tab.
In the Add assignments pane, assign parent groups.
TIP: In the Remove assignments pane, you can remove the assignment of groups.

To remove an assignment
- Select the group and double-click .
Save the changes.

Assigning extended properties to Unix groups

Extended properties are meta objects, such as operating codes, cost codes, or cost accounting areas that cannot be mapped directly in One Identity Manager.

For more information about setting up extended properties, see the One Identity Manager Identity Management Base Module Administration Guide.

To specify extended properties for a group

In the Manager, select the Unix > Groups category.
Select the group in the result list.
Select Assign extended properties.
In the Add assignments pane, assign extended properties.
TIP: In the Remove assignments pane, you can remove assigned extended properties.

To remove an assignment
- Select the extended property and double-click .
Save the changes.

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