User Management

As an AAI administrator, you manage user authentication and user access to functional areas and to jobstreams in AAI. To do this, you define and work with the following objects, which you define in AAI User Management:

• Domains
• Users
• Active sessions

A domain controls the user login, the authentication method and the type of user access privileges that are available. As an AAI administrator, you configure the domains that support your company's security and data-access policies. Then, the users are already assigned to the respective domains or you assign them manually.

The active sessions indicate which users are currently logged into AAI and the number of active sessions per user.

The following topics describe the AAI user management functions and how to work with them:

• Domains
  • LDAP Domain – Active Directory Security Model
  • Configuring the LDAP Domain
  • Configuring the eEM Domain
  • Configuring the JAWS Domain
  • Configuring the Kerberos Domain
  • Configuring the Kerberos Domain
• Users
• Active Sessions
• Role-Based Security with eEM Access Policies
  • Custom Action Access Policy
  • Application Access Policy
  • Property Access Policy
  • Report Criteria Access Policy
  • Job Scheduler Access Policy
  • User Access Policy
  • User Domain Access Policy
  • AutoSys Security Policies
  • AutoSys Versions Supported