Administrator Training

Price:

$495/Student

In the OpenIAM Administrator Training course, students learn how to install, configure and administer the product, enabling them to be able to:

Reconcile from source and target systems
Manage the user life cycle
Manage user access rights
Self-service
Configure Single Sign-ON

Module 1

Introduction to Identity and Access Management

Module 2

Installing OpenIAM

Prerequisites: VM contains MySQL, Java and OpenLDAP

Installing the OpenIAM product in a 1-tier architecture

Install DB schema
Install and configure application on JBoss 7.x
Install Proxy
Post-installation validation steps

Deployment architecture and Multi-tier deployments using Tomcat and JBoss
Configuring OpenIAM for high availability
Enabling communication over SSL
Configuring OpenIAM for high availability

Module 3

Provisioning and Connector Configuration

What is Provisioning and De-Provisioning?
Overview of our connector architecture and how it fits into the Provisioning
Connector Configuration

LDAP
Active Directory (Powershell Connector)
Google Apps

Module 4

Reconciliation

Overview of Reconciliation
Configure Reconciliation

Selecting Users and Query Filters
User matching options
Handling reconciliation “situations”

Scheduling options
Reconciling Groups and Non-User Objects

Module 5

Password Management and Synchronization

Overview of Password Management and Synchronization
Configure the password policy
Policy Association
Password Reset vs. Change Password
Challenge Questions

Synchronizing passwords from Windows

Installing and configuring the Active Directory Password Filter

Module 6

Managing Organizations

Concepts related to organization objects
Modeling the Organizational structure
Synchronizing Organizations

Module 7

Managing Entitlements

Overview of the OpenIAM Entitlement model and Concepts
Managing access for Identity and Access Manager
Controlling access to functionality within the OpenIAM applications

Module 8

Managing Users

Overview of the user management capabilities
Describe how admins can:
Create users
Reset password
Change user status
Manage identities

Module 9

Self-service Configuration Options

Overview the configuration options
Configuring workflow approvals
Configuration user access using the delegation filter
Defining User Profile Templates (Self Registration, Create User, Edit User)

Module 10

Single Sign On using Federation

Overview of SAML 2 and Key Concepts
Overview of OpenID
Configure SSO with a Google Apps
Configuring Google to use the OpenIAM IdP
Configure the OpenIAM IdP to interoperate with Google
Entitling a user to use Google

Module 11

Single Sign On to Legacy applications

Overview of the challenges involved in SSO
OpenIAM reverse proxy
Authentication and Session Management
Access Control
URI Patterns
Authentication Rules
SSO using metadata rules

Recent Posts

March 22, 2017 v3.5 of the OpenIAM Identity and Access Governance Suite Gets Rolled Out

Cortlandt Manor, NY: OpenIAM announces version 3.5 of the Identity and Access Governance solution. The new release improves upon the previous version by offering better performance and scalability, improved flexibility, and better tools for operational support. Some of the new...

June 23, 2016 OpenIAM’s Self-Service Portal Strengthens Security and Increases Productivity

CORTLANDT MANOR, NY JUNE 21, 2016: OpenIAM, a top Open Source Identity and Access Management vendor, has bolstered security at organizations while increasing employee productivity through its automated Self-Service Portal. In lieu of calls to the help desk due to...

December 16, 2016 OpenIAM Profiled in CIO Review

This month, OpenIAM was featured in the technology magazine CIO Review.

February 20, 2017 Managing Active Directory and Office365 through OpenIAM

Many of our Identity Management customers have a Microsoft Environment which consists of Microsoft Active Directory and complementary components such as Microsoft Exchange, Lync, SQL server, etc. Many of these customers have, or are in the process of adopting Microsoft’s...

See
More
Posts read more