Creating A Policy; Importing The Predefined Rule; How The Rule Works; Event Transformation - Scope Filtering - Include Subtrees - Novell POLICIES IN IMANAGER 3.6.1 - 06-05-2009 Manual

6.6.1 Creating a Policy

1 Open the Identity Manager Driver Overview for the driver you want to manage.
For instructions on how to access the Identity Manager Driver Overview page, see
the Identity Manager Driver Overview Page" on page
2 Click the Creation Policy object on the Publisher or Subscriber channel.
3 Click Insert.
4 Name the policy, make sure to implement the policy with the Policy Builder, then click OK.
The Policy Builder is launched.
5 Continue with Section 6.6.2, "Importing the Predefined Rule," on page

6.6.2 Importing the Predefined Rule

1 In the Policy Builder, click Insert.
2 Select Creation - Set Default Password.
3 Expand the predefined rule.
4 Click OK.
There is no information to change in the rule that is specific to your environment.

6.6.3 How the Rule Works

This rule is used when you want User objects to be created with a default password. During the
creation of a User object, the password that is set for the User object is the Given Name attribute
plus the Surname attribute of the User object.
You can change the value of the default password by editing the argument. You can set the password
to any other value you want through the Argument Builder.
6.7 Event Transformation - Scope Filtering -
Include Subtrees
This rule excludes all events that occur outside of the specific subtrees. Implement the rule on the
Subscriber Event Transformation policy or the Publisher Event Transformation policy in the driver.
There are two steps involved in using the predefined rules: creating a policy in the Event
Transformation policy set, and importing the predefined rule. If you already have an Event
Transformation policy that you want to add this rule to, skip to
page 56.
266.
55.
"Importing the Predefined Rule" on
Using Predefined Rules
"Accessing
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