Account Mappings
Note: Extended attribute names must be unique. Extended attributes cannot share a name with any other attribute in any other application schema.
Use the Account Mapping page to setup and map specialized accounts. Specialized accounts can be any accounts that justify special handling throughout your enterprise. For example privileged accounts such as Root, Administrator, or Super User, and service accounts that access a specific service or function on an application. Any attribute extended on this page is available for searching on the Identity Search page.
You can assign icons to extended attributes to highlight these accounts in certifications and the detailed identity pages. See Create Icons to Represent Specialized Account Attributes.
Specialized account attributes can be modeled to handle any concept using simple one-to-one mapping and rules. This section describes two of the most common scenarios.
Use the Account Attributes page to view the extended account attribute information for your configuration. Use this page to set up specialized account attributes such as Privileged and Service, and any other extended attributes for use in certifications and searches.
The Account Attributes page contains the following information:
Attribute
The display name of an account attribute derived from the attribute and its associated application in the Primary Source Mapping column.
Primary Source Mapping
The first of the list of attribute/application pairs or rules from which account attributes are derived. If the required data is unavailable on this primary source, the collection process continues down the list of configured sources until the information is found.
Set up the list of sources on the Edit Account Attribute page.
To work with the attributes and sources, see Edit Account Attributes Page.
To delete account attributes, right-click the attribute and select Delete.
To edit account attributes, right-click the attribute and select Edit.