You can import VMware Identity Manager user accounts to allow them to use VMware Aria Operations for Networks and assign them the roles.
Prerequisites
Configure VMware Identity Manager.
Note: If you are switching your authentication method to
VMware Identity Manager from LDAP and the domain used in
VMware Identity Manager is the same as the LDAP authentication source, you must delete all LDAP users and settings before you switch to
VMware Identity Manager.
Procedure
- Go to .
- Click User Management and select the VMware Identity Manager Users tab.
- Click ADD USER and provide the required details.
Field Name |
Description |
Domain Name |
Enter the VMware Identity Manager domain name for import. |
Search Users/Groups |
Enter a search string, and select the user account from the autocomplete list. You can either select a single user or select a user group. If you select a group, all the members in the group can access to VMware Aria Operations for Networks. |
Role |
Assign a role to the user account. For more information, see Configure User Management. |
- Click Add User.
Note:
- If you have selected a group, all the members in the group are assigned the same role. If you want to assign a different role to a specific user in the group, you must add the user individually, and assign the required role.
For example, to assign the
Administrator role only to
user1 in
Mygroup, perform the following steps:
- Add Mygroup and assign the Member role.
- Add user1 and assign the Administrator role.
The role assigned to the user overwrites the role assigned to the user as a part of group.
- If a user belongs to multiple groups with different roles, the highest privilege role is assigned to the user.
For example, if a user belongs to Group A that has the Administrator role, and also belongs to Group B and Group C that have the Member role, the user inherits the Administrator role.
Results
The
VMware Identity Manager users or group members can log in to
VMware Aria Operations for Networks and use the features based on the assigned role.