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A customer recently asked if there are workflow capabilities in Identity Manager 4. Here's the answer.

こんにちは。
9月はセミナー目白押しです。14日、16日はID&IT Management Conference 2011にて、パネルへの参加2本と、製品展示を行います。忙しそう。。。

こんにちは。残暑が厳しいですが、いかがお過ごしでしょうか？
さて、8月は少しお休みしていたセミナーですが、9月に入って加速してきました。
今回は今年の2月に開催して好評だった、事例セミナーの第2回目を9月7日に東京で開催します。
(第3回目は大阪で9月9日に行います。）

When debugging the most common SAML setups with Novell Access Manager, the Authentication Request and response including the assertion are sent via the browser using the POST or Redirect profile. HTTP header output on the browser can be used to view these SAML request/responses, but the content is both URL and base64 encoded and therefor not very legible. Here's a tip from Neil Cashell on how to use a new SAML plugin for Firefox that will make it faster to troubleshoot and more legible.

Girish Mutt explains how to integrate the SSH relay feature of PUM with Novell eDirectory as the authentication domain.

This article is a step-by-step tutorial describing how to setup a HA SLES11 SP1 cluster running Sentinel 7. The structure of the cluster is based on another article written by Jan Kalcic. For those who haven't work with Linux clustering before, this article can be used to build a simple cluster to experiment with. Designing and implementing Linux clusters is not a simple task. The sooner you start getting the hang of it, the more time you will have testing your cluster and making sure that things work as intended.

This article explains how to configure rules so that a manager is restricted to audit reports of only those employees who report to him.

wschreiber shares a cool solution that will update your entities and change the attribute order of your DNLookups.

Based on requests from customers, the feature most are interested in is Reporting. That is, most of our customers interested in upgrading to IDM4 are interested in it for the new Reporting features. Now reporting is an interesting thing. It is at one level simple, at another quite complicated. Come see what Geoffrey has to say.