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Admin Roles for User Account ManagementProfile Management at the Attribute LevelYou can create admin roles for different administrators who need to read or writedifferent profile attributes. For example, a company may have severalemployees who perform operations on user profiles, each accessing differentattributes. The following figure shows three roles and their associated tasks.Each role has different access to profile attributes.Adm in Ta s k sIT Adm inis ta torAdm in Role sM o d ify P a sswo rdV iew UIDV iew First Na m eV iew L a st Na m eUID=Dwa lto nP a sswo rd =S e cre tT itle=Ne two rk A d m inFirst Na m e =Da nL a st Na m e =Wa lto nA d d re ss=1 2 3 Ridge RdCity=M yT o wnS ta te =M AV a ca tion Da ys=1 7He lp De skA d m inistra to rV iew UIDM o d ify T itleM o d ify First Na m eM o d ify L a st Na m eM o d ify A d d re ssHRM o d ify V a ca tion Da ysA d m inistra to rIT M a n a g e rM o d ify T itleV iew First Na m eV iew L a st Na m eV iew V a ca tion Da ysIn this example, three roles can manage different attributes for the same user,Dan Walton:■■■A Help Desk administrator views user names and addresses and resets userpasswords.A Human Resources administrator modifies user IDs, user names,addresses, titles, and number of vacation days.An IT manager modifies the title of users and views their name and numberof vacation days.12 Implementation Guide
Admin Roles for User Account ManagementWhatever roles you have when you log in to CA Identity Manager, a series oftabs, called categories, appear based on the admin role assigned to your CAIdentity Manager account. You click a tab to see the tasks that you can performin that category as shown in the following figure:The categories and the tasks in those categories that a user sees are determinedby the user's admin roles.Workflow Approval of Admin TasksTo help automate business processes, you can design an admin task to generatea workflow process. A workflow process automates a well-defined procedure thata company repeats frequently. CA Identity Manager includes the WorkPointworkflow engine.Chapter 1: Managing Identities and Access 13
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