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Joe O'Toole
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1/31/2014 2:31 PM
We have an automated process in place to provision Windows AD accounts from an HR Employee feed file and process the resulting return file with the Loadusers utility to create the LSF user identities. We occasionally end up with a missing identity either due to a failed process or corrupted LDAP entry and would like to develop an integrity process to identify this before the user finds out they cannot log into EMSS. We already load a database table with the account data coming back from the AD provisionning process and run a number of checks such as verifying all actives in S3 have an AD account, there are not multiple ID's for the same employee, etc, etc. The piece we are missing is how to verify the integrity of records in the Infor LDAP. Has anyone developed an automated process to monitor this by dumping out the Infor Identity or SSOP records? I used SSOCONFIG a few years ago to dump data for an audit, however it was an interactive process to run through the menu options at that time. Our environment is LSF 9.019, Microsoft Adam and we are bound to AD. Thanks for any suggestions.
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1/31/2014 2:57 PM
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I have a couple of those features in Examiner for Lawson S3 (
https://www.danalytics.co...inerforLawsonS3.aspx
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Specifically, duplicate identity assignments (e.g. employee identity assigned to multiple RMIDs) and LDAP Bind orphans (in Lawson LDAP but missing in LDAP/AD).
Is what you looking for a way to validate that all users in Active Directory are also in the Lawson LDAP (i.e. LSF orphans)?
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Thanks John. Yes we are looking to validate that all AD users are in the Lawson LDAP and that the have both an identity and SSOP entry. I also use Loadusers to delete records from the Lawson LDAP as employees are termed, however it would be useful to identify Lawson LDAP records that are not in AD so we can remove them. I've been asked to develop a process using Infor supplied utilities before looking for a 3rd party package. Can SSOConfig be run in batch mode to dump the identities?
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1/31/2014 4:10 PM
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ssoconfig does have an export (to CSV) command line option in some of the latest versions (not sure exact versions, but it is not in 9.0.1.8 but is in 9.0.1.12 as well as 10.0.3).
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