After the synchronization of data from the target system into the One Identity Manager database, rework may be necessary. Check the following tasks:
Managing Active Directory environments
Architecture overview
One Identity Manager users for managing Active Directory
Configuration parameters for managing Active Directory environments
Synchronizing an Active Directory environment
Setting up initial synchronization with an Active Directory domain
Managing Active Directory user accounts and identities
Users and permissions for synchronizing with Active Directory
Communications ports and firewall configuration
Setting up the Active Directory synchronization server
Adjusting the synchronization configuration for Active Directory environments
System requirements for the Active Directory synchronization server
Installing One Identity Manager Service with an Active Directory connector
Creating a synchronization project for initial synchronization of an Active Directory domain
Information required to set up a synchronization project
Creating an initial synchronization project for Active Directory domains
Configuring the synchronization log
Configuring synchronization in Active Directory domains
Configuring synchronization of several Active Directory domains
Supporting POSIX extensions
Changing system connection settings of Active Directory domains
Updating schemas
Speeding up synchronization with revision filtering
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 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)
Account definitions for Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory contacts
Managing memberships in Active Directory groups
Creating account definitions
Editing account definitions
Main data for account definitions
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 identities
Assigning identities automatically to Active Directory user accounts
Assigning account definitions to departments, cost centers, and locations
Assigning account definitions to business roles
Assigning account definitions to all identities
Assigning account definitions directly to identities
Assigning account definitions to system roles
Adding account definitions in the IT Shop
Assigning account definitions to Active Directory domains
Deleting account definitions
Editing search criteria for automatic identity assignment
Finding identities and directly assigning them to user accounts
Changing manage levels for Active Directory user accounts
Changing manage levels for Active Directory contacts
Supported user account types
Default user accounts
Administrative user accounts
Updating identities when Active Directory user account are modified
Automatic creation of departments and locations based on user account information
Specifying deferred deletion for Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory contacts
Providing an administrative user account for one identity
Providing an administrative user account for multiple identities
Privileged user accounts
Assigning Active Directory groups to Active Directory user accounts, Active Directory contacts, and Active Directory computers
Login credentials for Active Directory user accounts
Prerequisites for indirect assignment of Active Directory groups
Assigning Active Directory groups to departments, cost centers and locations
Assigning Active Directory groups to business roles
Adding Active Directory groups to system roles
Adding Active Directory groups to the IT Shop
Adding Active Directory groups automatically to the IT Shop
Assigning Active Directory user accounts directly to Active Directory groups
Assigning Active Directory groups directly to Active Directory user accounts
Assigning Active Directory contacts directly to Active Directory groups
Active Directory Assign groups directly to Active Directory Contacts
Assigning Active Directory computers directly to Active Directory groups
Assigning Active Directory groups directly to Active Directory computers
Effectiveness of membership in Active Directory user groups
Active Directory group inheritance based on categories
Overview of all assignments
Password policies for Active Directory user accounts
Mapping Active Directory objects in One Identity Manager
Predefined password policies
Using password policies
Creating password policies
Using password policies
General main data of password policies
Policy settings
Character classes for passwords
Custom scripts for password requirements
Editing the excluded list for passwords
Verifying passwords
Testing password generation
Initial password for new Active Directory user accounts
Email notifications about login data
Active Directory domains
Handling of Active Directory objects in the Web Portal
Basic data for managing an Active Directory environment
General main data for Active Directory domains
Global account policies for Active Directory domains
Active Directory specific main data for Active Directory domains
Defining categories for the inheritance of Active Directory groups
Displaying information about the Active Directory forest
Entering and testing trusted Active Directory domains
Active Directory account policies for Active Directory domains
Active Directory container structures
Creating and editing Active Directory account policies
General main data for an Active Directory account policy
Guidelines for Active Directory account guidelines
Assigning Active Directory account policies to Active Directory user account and Active Directory groups
Editing the synchronization project for an Active Directory domain
Monitoring the number of memberships in Active Directory groups and Active Directory containers
Creating and editing Active Directory containers
Main data for Active Directory containers
Deleting Active Directory containers
Moving an Active Directory container
Displaying the Active Directory container overview
Active Directory user accounts
Creating and editing Active Directory user accounts
General main data of Active Directory user accounts
Password data for Active Directory user accounts
Active Directory user account home directory and profile directory
Login credentials for Active Directory user accounts
Dial-in access using Remote Access Service (RAS) for Active Directory user accounts
Terminal server connection data for Active Directory user accounts
Extension data for Active Directory user accounts
Further data for identifying Active Directory user accounts
Contact information for Active Directory user accounts
POSIX properties for Active Directory user accounts
Assigning Active Directory account policies to Active Directory user accounts
Assigning secretaries to Active Directory user accounts
Assigning extended properties to Active Directory user accounts
Disabling Active Directory user accounts
Deleting and restoring Active Directory user accounts
Active Directory contacts
Procedure for deleting Active Directory user account in One Identity Manager
Handling of user directories when deleting Active Directory user accounts
Unlocking Active Directory user accounts
Moving Active Directory user accounts
Displaying the Active Directory user account overview
Displaying Azure Active Directory user accounts for Active Directory user accounts
Creating and editing Active Directory contacts
General main data for Active Directory contacts
Contact data for Active Directory contacts
Further data for identifying Active Directory contact
Extension data for Active Directory contacts
POSIX properties for Active Directory contacts
Assigning secretaries to Active Directory contacts
Assigning extended properties to Active Directory contacts
Deleting and restoring Active Directory contacts
Moving Active Directory contacts
Displaying the Active Directory contact overview
Active Directory groups
Creating and editing Active Directory groups
General main data of Active Directory groups
Extension data for Active Directory groups
Validity of group memberships
Adding Active Directory groups to Active Directory groups
Assigning Active Directory account policies to Active Directory groups
Assigning secretaries to Active Directory groups
Assigning extended properties to Active Directory groups
Deleting Active Directory groups
Moving Active Directory groups
Displaying the Active Directory group overview
Displaying Azure Active Directory groups for Active Directory groups
Active Directory computers
Main data for Active Directory computers
Performing computer diagnostics
Moving an Active Directory computer
Displaying the Active Directory computer overview
Active Directory security IDs
Active Directory printers
Active Directory sites
Reports about Active Directory objects
User account names
Target system managers for Active Directory
Job server for Active Directory-specific process handling
Configuration parameters for managing an Active Directory environment
Default project template for Active Directory
Processing methods of Active Directory system objects
Active Directory connector settings
Tasks following synchronization
Post-processing outstanding objects
Objects, which do not exist in the target system, can be marked as outstanding in One Identity Manager by synchronizing. This prevents objects being deleted because of an incorrect data situation or an incorrect synchronization configuration.
Outstanding objects:
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Cannot be edited in One Identity Manager.
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Are ignored by subsequent synchronizations.
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Are ignored by inheritance calculations.
This means, all memberships and assignments remain intact until the outstanding objects have been processed.
Start target system synchronization to do this.
To post-process outstanding objects
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In the Manager, select the Active Directory > Target system synchronization: Active Directory category.
The navigation view lists all the synchronization tables assigned to the Active Directory target system type.
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On the Target system synchronization form, in the Table / object column, open the node of the table for which you want to post-process outstanding objects.
All objects that are marked as outstanding are shown. The Last log entry and Last method run columns display the time at which the last entry was made in the synchronization log and which processing method was run. The No log available entry can mean the following:
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The synchronization log has already been deleted.
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An assignment from a member list has been deleted from the target system.
The base object of the assignment was updated during the synchronization. A corresponding entry appears in the synchronization log. The entry in the assignment table is marked as outstanding, but there is no entry in the synchronization log.
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An object that contains a member list has been deleted from the target system.
During synchronization, the object and all corresponding entries in the assignment tables are marked as outstanding. However, an entry in the synchronization log appears only for the deleted object.
TIP:
To display object properties of an outstanding object
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Select the object on the target system synchronization form.
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Open the context menu and click Show object.
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Select the objects you want to rework. Multi-select is possible.
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Click on one of the following icons in the form toolbar to run the respective method.
Table 8: Methods for handling outstanding objects Icon
Method
Description
Delete
The object is immediately deleted from the One Identity Manager database. Deferred deletion is not taken into account.
Indirect memberships cannot be deleted.
Publish
The object is added to the target system. The Outstanding label is removed from the object.
This runs a target system specific process that triggers the provisioning process for the object.
Prerequisites:
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The table containing the object can be published.
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The target system connector has write access to the target system.
Reset
The Outstanding label is removed for the object.
TIP: If a method cannot be run due to certain restrictions, the respective icon is disabled.
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To display the constraint's details, click the Show button in the Constraints column.
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- Confirm the security prompt with Yes.
NOTE: By default, the selected objects are processed in parallel, which speeds up the selected method. If an error occurs during processing, the action is stopped and all changes are discarded.
Bulk processing of objects must be disabled if errors are to be localized, which means the objects are processed sequentially. Failed objects are named in the error message. All changes that were made up until the error occurred are saved.
To disable bulk processing
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Disable the
icon in the form's toolbar.
NOTE: The target system connector must have write access to the target system in order to publish outstanding objects that are being post-processed.
Adding custom tables to the target system synchronization
You must customize your target system synchronization to synchronize custom tables.
To add
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In the Manager, select the Active Directory > Basic configuration data > Target system types category.
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In the result list, select the Active Directory target system type.
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Select the Assign synchronization tables task.
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In the
- Save the changes.
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Select the Configure tables for publishing task.
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Select the
- Save the changes.
Related topics
Managing Active Directory user accounts and Active Directory contacts through account definitions
In the default installation, after synchronizing, identities are automatically created for user accounts and contacts. If an account definition for the domain is not known at the time of synchronization, user accounts and contacts are linked to identities. However, account definitions are not assigned. The user accounts and contacts are therefore in a Linked state.
To manage the user accounts and contacts using account definitions, assign an account definition and a manage level to these user accounts and contacts.
To manage user accounts
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Create an account definition.
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Assign a user account in the Linked state to the account definition. The account definition's default manage level is applied to the user account.
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In the Manager, select the Active Directory > User accounts > Linked but not configured > <domain> category.
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In the Manager, select the Active Directory > Contacts > Linked but not configured > <domain> category.
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Select the Assign account definition to linked accounts task.
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In the Account definition menu, select the account definition.
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Select the user accounts that contain the account definition.
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Save the changes.
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