CA Identity Manager Implementation Guide - CA Technologies

eTrust Admin Management InterfacesIA Manager ConsiderationseTrust Admin included the IA Manager, which replaced SAWI/DAWI in someeTrust Admin implementations. The IA Manager allowed users to do thefollowing:■■■■■Self-registerManage their profiles, including changing passwordsReset forgotten passwordsDelegate user administration tasksAccess Advanced Workflow requests and approval worklistsCA Identity Manager enables users to perform self-service tasks, includingpassword management, and delegated administration through the User Console.Advanced Workflow is not supported in CA Identity Manager r12. However, CAIdentity Manager enables you to perform all of the functions that you canperform using Advanced Workflow.Provisioning Manager ConsiderationsIn an Identity Manager implementation, most user management tasks areperformed in the User Console. For example, you use the User Console tomanage global users and groups, and to create and assign provisioning roles.Although you can still perform these functions in the Provisioning Manager(previously called the Admin Manager), the User Console provides a singlelocation for performing business changes.After migrating user management tasks to the Identity Manager User Console,the following provisioning tasks will still require the Provisioning Manager:■■■■■■■Some synchronization tasks, such as synchronizing users with roles, andsynchronizing accounts with account templatesManagement of the Entrust PKI, CA SSO, CA EEM, Novell Netware,Ingres and NSK Safeguard endpoint typesCreation of direct associations between accounts and account templatesManagement of objects other than accounts, account Templates andendpointsManagement of nested Provisioning RolesProgram Exit configurationProvisioning Server administration112 Implementation Guide