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Usually, linking objects to CzechIdM entities takes place during a data Synchronization or Provisioning when the CzechIdM system is deployed in the production environment. But it is a common situation that some data have to be corrected in an end system as well, e.g. LDAP. It may well be that the algorithm for object linking during synchronization does not work for all entities on the end system, or the individuals who entered some data manually before CzechIdM had been implemented may have made some mistakes. In either one of those cases, having the option in CzechIdM to link an object to an entity manually comes in handy. | Usually, linking objects to CzechIdM entities takes place during a data Synchronization or Provisioning when the CzechIdM system is deployed in the production environment. But it is a common situation that some data have to be corrected in an end system as well, e.g. LDAP. It may well be that the algorithm for object linking during synchronization does not work for all entities on the end system, or the individuals who entered some data manually before CzechIdM had been implemented may have made some mistakes. In either one of those cases, having the option in CzechIdM to link an object to an entity manually comes in handy. | ||
- | To do so, open a detail of the system on which you want to link an identity to some object: **Systems -> System detail**. Next, the first thing to do is to create a SysAccount and define its ID. In the example below, a manually created identity is being connected to its mirrored object in the HR system. Go to the **Entities** tab, there is a list of all SysAccounts. | + | To do so, open the detail of the system on which you want to link an identity to some object: **Systems -> System detail**. Next, the first thing to do is to create a SysAccount and define its ID. In the example below, a manually created identity is being connected to its mirrored object in the HR system. Go to the **Entities** tab, there is a list of all entities on the system, that CzechIdM knows of. |
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- | In the next step, we create a new SysAccount object: | + | In the next step, we create a new system Entity (make sure the entity with the desired identifier is not yet present in the table): |
- | * Connected system - Read only | + | * Connected system - Read-only |
* Identifier in the system - here, the ID (e.g. login) of the object on the end system is to be typed in. | * Identifier in the system - here, the ID (e.g. login) of the object on the end system is to be typed in. | ||
* Entity type - Type of entity in CzechdIdM | * Entity type - Type of entity in CzechdIdM | ||
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- | Once a SysAccount | + | Once a system entity |
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