The Novell® Identity Manager 4.0 Integration Module for Mainframes comes with two provisioning options: Bidirectional and Fan-Out. With these options, you have the full range of capabilities to satisfy your authentication and data provisioning needs.
Connected Platform |
Versions Supported by Bidirectional Driver |
Versions Supported by Fan-Out Platform Services |
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z/OS* |
1.10, 1.11, 1.12 |
1.8, 1.9, 1.10 |
The Bidirectional driver provides complete integration with Identity Manager for full data and password synchronization. This driver provides data customization with Identity Manager policies, using standard security system commands. Each subscribed eDirectory™ data change event is converted into a security system command. Security system commands are captured and published to Identity Manager for appropriate eDirectory updates.
The Fan-Out driver provides for delegated logic and control to your system administrators. You can process any Identity Manager data change event with a script on the platform. The Fan-Out driver provides for fan-out to hundreds of systems from a single driver. Authentication redirection provides login support for Universal Password, accessing a central repository for login and password rules. Full bidirectional password synchronization is also supported.
The Fan-Out driver has two components: the Core Driver and Platform Services. The Core Driver provides event fan-out to target platforms running Platform Services. A single core driver can support many platforms running Platform Services, regardless of platform operating system.
At the time of this document’s release, two known development issues existed for the Identity Manager 4.0 Integration Module for Mainframes. Resolution was in process, with plans for implementation in a future software patch from Novell Support.
The two issues were
The RACF Driver Shim will abend with completion code OC4 when issuing the following operator command:
MODIFY RACFDRV,APPL=STATUS
XDS commands that generate more than one RACF command will only execute the first command generated.
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