NetIQ Identity Manager User Applications (NIMUA)

Module 1: Introduction to Identity Manager Applications Installation

Understand the components that make up the Identity Applications

Understand the basic differences between the Windows and Linux installers

Understand the installation order

Introduce the Bundled Installer

Additional Considerations\nModule 2: Installing Identity Manager Applications

For the purpose of this course, consideration for separate installations of some Identity Applications and the Reporting Service.

Specific demonstration of the installation of the Identity Applications

Specific demonstration of the configuration of the Identity Applications

Specific demonstration of the installation of the Reporting Service

Specific demonstration of the configuration of the Reporting Service\nModule 3: Identity Manager Self-Service Password Reset Application

Plan the installation of One Single Sign-on Provider (OSP) and Self-Serve Password Reset (SSPR) service

Install OSP and SSPR

Access the SSPR Portal

Configure SSPR and SSPR features

Explore the HelpDesk Module, People Search, modifying the security questions, etc.\nModule 4: Introduction to the User Application

Understand the User Application Architecture

Introduce the User Application Security model

Navigate the User Application (Dashboard) interface

Customize and further configure the User Application

Introduction into the concept of Teams

Introduction into Delegation and Proxy access\nModule 5: Introduce the Identity Manager Home Page

Demonstrate how administrators and users can customize the Home page (The Dashboard) tab.

Enable Email Approvals\n Module 6: Creating a Role Structure

Understand the concepts of entitlements, resources, roles, and teams

Understand the security model of the User Application

Implement entitlements

Implement the Resource Model

Understand and implement the Controlled Permission Reconciliation Service (CPRS)

Understand what roles are and how to implement them

Explore the Role Management tools

Associate Users and Resources to Roles

Understand the Separation of Duties (SOD)

Implement a Domain Security Model\nModule 7: Introduction to the Reporting Service

• Access the Reporting Server interface
• Understand the various elements of the interface
• Import new report definitions and customize them
• Schedule and manage reports
• Introduce some third-party tools and how they can aid in generating fully custom reports.