Identity Manager 9.1.1 - Administration Guide for Active Roles Integration

Post-processing outstanding objects Adding custom tables to the target system synchronization Managing Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory contacts through account definitions

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

Interaction with Active Roles workflows

Extensions for applying Active Roles workflows Operation ID and status Additional virtual properties in the schema

Interaction with Active Roles policies Managing Active Directory objects

Adding Active Directory groups automatically to the IT Shop Requesting Active Directory groups through the Web Portal Active Roles specific extensions for Active Directory groups Deprovisioning Active Directory user account and Active Directory groups

Deprovisioning not deletion Quick deprovisioning Displaying information about deprovisioning Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory groups

Restoring deprovisioned Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory groups in the One Identity Manager

Deprovisioning Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory groups Restoring deleted objects

Configuration parameters for managing an Active Directory environment Default project template for One Identity Active Roles Active Roles connector settings

Interaction with Active Roles workflows

In the default configuration of processes and synchronization behavior, the integrated Active Roles connector works without input from Active Roles workflows. Changes are published immediately in Active Directory. An administrative user account. which is member in the Active Roles group is required for default behavior.

The One Identity Manager connector integrated in Active Roles does, however, allow Active Roles workflows to be controlled. That means, every operation in the Active Roles that is linked to a workflow starts that workflow.

If the Active Roles connector is supposed to trigger workflows, you may have to customize processes so that they wait for the workflows to run and the changes to be made in Active Directory. This is necessary because the One Identity Manager processes defined in the Active Directory are run synchronously. The Active Roles connector is provided with additional functions to support you when querying the status of workflows.

The domain configuration and One Identity Manager Service user account permissions determine whether workflows are triggered.

NOTE: If the One Identity Manager Service's user account is a member in the Active Roles administrators group, workflows are always bypassed irrespective of the option setting.

For more information about Active Roles workflows, see your One Identity Active Roles documentation.

The following table show the correlation.

Table 5: Correlation to Active Roles workflow control
User Account Member of the Active Roles Administrators?	Option "Run Active Roles workflows" set?	Operation Linked with Active Roles Workflows?	Result
Yes	Yes	No	The operation is run immediately.
Yes	No	No	The operation is run immediately.
Yes	Yes	Yes	The operation is run immediately without input from workflows.
Yes	No	Yes	The operation is run immediately without input from workflows.
No	Yes	No	The operation is run immediately.
No	No	No	The operation is run immediately.
No	Yes	Yes	The Operation triggers workflows and depends on the final status.
No	No	Yes	The operation quits with an error message.

Extensions for applying Active Roles workflows

NOTE: One Identity Manager sets up the domains in the Synchronization Editor database.

To edit main data of an Active Directory domain

In the Manager, select the Active Directory > Domains category.
Select the domain in the result list and run the Change main data task.

On the Active Roles tab, enter the following data for utilizing workflows.

Table 6: Extended properties for applying Active Roles workflows
Property	Description
Run Active Roles workflows	Specifies whether to run Active Roles workflows. For more information about Active Roles workflows, see your One Identity Active Roles documentation. If this option is set, Active Roles workflows can be controlled by the integrated Active Roles connector. You may need to define custom processes in One Identity Manager to use this functionality. If this option is not set, One Identity Manager works without input from Active Roles workflows (default configuration). Default behavior requires an administrative account. NOTE: If the One Identity Manager Service user account is a member in the Active Roles administrators group, Active Roles workflows are always bypassed independent of the option.
User accounts deleted by Active Roles workflows	Specifies whether user accounts are deleted in Active Roles through deprovisioning workflows.
Groups deleted by Active Roles workflows	Specifies whether groups are deleted in Active Roles through deprovisioning workflows.

Save the changes.

Operation ID and status

The ID found by the Active Roles connector is returned in the LastOperationID output parameter of each change operation in Active Directory. The operation status passed from Active Roles is returned in the LastOperationStatus parameter. If no workflow is triggered and the operation is successful, the status Completed is returned. If a workflow is triggered, then the status Pending is returned. You can use these task parameters in follow-up processes to wait for the workflows to be run.

Additional virtual properties in the schema

The Active Roles schema is provided with additional virtual properties for querying the current status of workflows.

NOTE:Virtual properties do not require any extension to the Active Directory schema. Active Roles behaves as though these properties really exist.

These virtual properties are defined as read-only and exist for all objects but are not mapped in the default project template. To use this functionality, you must adapt the custom mapping.

When the properties are read, the Active Roles connector runs an OperationSearchRequest call to Active Roles. To limit the impact on performance, the result of the queries is held for 30 seconds in cache.

Table 7: Virtual properties for the Active Roles connector
Property	Description
vrtLastOperationID	ID of the last operation in Active Roles.
vrtLastOperationStatus	Status of the last operation in Active Roles. Possible statuses are Unknown, Pending, Completed, Rejected, Failed, and Canceled.

For more information, see your One Identity Active Roles documentation.

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