Access Policy High Level Steps in OIM PS2

Before we create Access Policy, you must create one custom role or you can use default role like ALL USERS.

If you have specific criteria for custom role then follow below steps otherwise skip the below step and directly go to Access Policy step.

Custom Role: 

1. Login to the OIM Identity Console
2. Go to <Administration> - <Roles> - <Create>
3. Enter the required details and Click on Apply
4. Click on Members tab; Click on Add Rule
5. Select the field name and click Add
6. Enter field value and click Add
7. Click on Apply to save the Rule

 Access Policy:

1. Login to the OIM sysadmin Console; Go to <Policies> - <Access Policies>
2. Create Access Policy
3. Enter the required details
4. Select the Provisioned resources and add
5. Once you added then it will move to right side box
6. Select Disable if no longer applies radio button
7. Denied resources list, if you have any
8. Select the custom role for this access policy and add it
9. Verify all the information entered is correct or not
10. Click on Save to Create the access policy.

Thank you.

Arihant Baid

OIM 11g R2 , PS1 and PS2 Connector Export Order for Migration steps

Export the Connector as per the below order by using Deployment Manager in OIM

   1.Resource objects

   2.Event handlers (If you have custom handlers then only export otherwise Optional)

   3.Process forms

   4.IT resources

   5.Data object definitions

   6.Prepopulate adapters

   7.Processes

   8.IT resource type definitions

   9.Task adapters

   10.Lookups

   11.Scheduled tasks

   12.Request Data set (If you need to latest process form then only export otherwise Optional)

   13.Organization (If you have custom organizations then only export otherwise Optional)

   14.Access Policy (If you have custom organizations then only export otherwise Optional)

   15.Password Policy (If you have custom policy other than default then only export otherwise Optional) 

   16. Role (If you have custom Roles then only export otherwise Optional)

Regards,
Arihant