Novell iManager 2.7.5 Administration Guide - NetIQ

After the RBS collection is deleted, all users logging in to iManager enter in Assigned Access mode
even though there is no RBS collection object in the tree.
To switch back to Unrestricted mode (the default mode):
1 In the Configure view, select iManager Server > Configure iManager.
2 Select the RBS tab.
3 Select the appropriate tree name in the RBS Tree List field, then click the minus button.
4 Click Save.
NOTE: When using iManager in Unrestricted mode, you typically see the following message on the
iManager Home Page: Notice: Some of the roles and tasks are not available. Clicking
View Details might display a Not supported by current authenticators message for several of
the tasks, even though the tasks work correctly. This message is misleading, and iManager removes
these messages after you configure RBS.
6.2 RBS Configuration
The RBS Configuration task provides complete control over RBS objects. It is a central place for
managing and configuring RBS objects. You can list and modify RBS objects by type. The task also
gives you useful information about the RBS system, such as the number of modules in a collection,
how many are installed, how many are not installed, and how many are outdated. Some tasks let you
operate on multiple objects simultaneously. For example, you can associate or disassociate multiple
members from a role at the same time.
From the Configure view, select Role‐Based Services > RBS Configuration to open the RBS Configuration
page in the Content frame.
The page includes two tabs:
iManager 2.x Collection: Displays current RBS collections.
iManager 1.x Collextions: Displays older RBS collections that you can either delete or migrate to
iManager 2.x. If you select Migrate, a wizard steps you through the migration process.
iManager displays only those collections you own, and includes the following information about
each collection:
• Module: Indicates the number of modules on the Web server that you are logged in to.
• Installed: Indicates the number of modules that are currently installed.
• Outdated: Indicates the number of outdated modules currently installed.
• Not‐Installed: Indicates the number of modules that are available but not installed.
To work with a particular collection, select it from the list. This opens a collection‐specific view, as
shown in Figure 6‐2.
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