Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - ENTITLEMENTS, Manual

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30 Identity Manager 3.6.1 Entitlements Guide
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The Entitlement Editor view shows you all of the pages and choices that you see in the
Entitlement Wizard, but the information is on one page.
Š Entitlement Editor: Displays the full DN name for the entitlement. If there is a conflict
with the entitlement name or some other error, you see a red icon to the left of the
Entitlement Editor name, followed by an error message.
Š Name and Description: Allows you to edit the name, the display name, and the
description that you have given to this entitlement.
Š Multi-Value: Allows you to select if you want an entitlement to be assigned multiple
times.
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Role-Based Entitlements: Allows you to select conflict resolution for Role-Based
Entitlements. If you do not select Role-Based Entitlements, the Role-based entitlements
with priority button is the default.
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Values: Allows you to define how values are defined: no values, administrator defined
values, or values from an application.
The information that appears in the Entitlement Editor depends on what you initially defined in
the entitlement. If you choose to edit a valueless entitlement, the
Values heading displays No
Values . If you are editing a valued entitlement and you want to add values to a list, type the
value in the Value field and click Add . If you want to remove a value, select the value in the
Values list and click Remove .
If you don’t want to select from a list, select Administrator Defined Values under the Values
heading and leave the Values list blank. This gives you a blank text box in iManager or in the
user application, and you can fill in the value there.
3 When you have made your changes to the entitlement, click the Save icon in the upper left
corner of Designer, or click the X on the entitlement’s tab to display a Save Resource window,
allowing you to save changes ( Yes/No/Cancel ).