[IBM Tivoli Identity Manager learning document] 5 Administrator console

Author: gnuhpc
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Let's take a look at some features of the Tim Administrator console and introduce some features in detail.
1. Convenient navigation bar
2. Multi-task Task Manager
3. fliter is supported for conditional selection during search.
4. Convenient Form Design
5. You can use wizards to complete an operation sequence for users.
6. inline messages easily prompts errors and successful operations.
7. There are the following six default views, which can be highly customized.
End User View
Manager View
Help desk View
Service owner View
Auditor View
Administrator view (hidden)

When a user logs on to the Admin console, the displayed task is determined by the view of the group where the user is located. If the user is located in multiple groups, the view is the accumulation of multiple groups. If it is not inherited from the group, it uses the default view. Although group can control what tasks can be displayed, we still use ACI to control whether these operations are allowed.
The default view can be found in 'set System Security> Manage views> define view. Note: The Administrator view is not listed. When creating a new group, you must explicitly set a view in the Group definition. It can be a default view or a custom view.

The relationship between the default view and group is as follows:
System Administrator Group --> administrator view (hidden)
Help Desk Assistant --> Help Desk View
Manager --> Manager View
Service owner --> service owner View
Auditor --> auditor View
* None * --> End User View

It is a view of the system administrator group and provides many system management options:

Author: gnuhpc
Source: http://www.cnblogs.com/gnuhpc/