Novell IDENTITY MANAGER 3.6.1 - ENTITLEMENTS, Руководство пользователя

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4.2.1 Administrator-Defined Entitlements with Value Lists
The example in the following procedure is an administrator-defined entitlement that allows you to
select a listed entry. This type of entitlement is best used through Workflow entitlements rather than
Role-Based Entitlements.
1
Make sure you’ve completed Step 1 through Step 5 on page 18 . The following steps start where
those steps ended.
2 In the Define Values dialog box, make sure that Yes is selected.
3 In the Entitlement Value field, type the value you want to add to the list, then click Add. Repeat
this step for each value you want to add to the list, then click Next .
In this example, the values are corporate buildings: Building A through Building D. Through
an entitlement client, such as an iManager Role-Based Entitlement task or through the user
application, users or defined-task managers can specify the building information, which is then
included in an external application, such as Novell eDirectory.
4
In the Assign Multiple Values dialog box, select Yes if you want the entitlements to be able to
be granted to a user more than once and with different values, then click Next .
or
Select
No if the entitlement can only be granted once, then click Next .
For example, you might only want to use an entitlement one time to assign a building location
to a user. However, because a user could belong to multiple groups, you might want an
entitlement that assigns a user to a group to be able to be used multiple times to assign the user
to multiple groups.