Today when I logged in to create a new userid, I noticed a few user ids with the description "User account created automatically on <DATE>". How can I find out what process is creating these userids automatically?
Some of the ids created automatically should not have access to Performance Center.
How can we prevent automated user creation via the LDAP integration for SSO in DX NetOps Performance Management Performance Center.
All supported DX NetOps Performance Management releases
Without knowledge of the specific LDAP Groups users belong to, with an LDAP configuration allowing ANY user to gain access, we require a method to limit user access to Performance Center.
In this scenario the LDAP integration is configured to allow any LDAP user access to Performance Center. The specific LDAP Directories or Groups the users exist in, in order to limit the user access to those Directories or Groups, are not known.
To address this we set the 'Account User Default Clone' value (DB value LdapAccountUserDefaultClone) to '{SAMAccountname}'. When doing so the configuration expects a user already created in the system whose name matches the LDAP users user name.
If it finds no matching user name, the access will be rejected.
In this way any user seeking access would need to first engage the Performance Management admins. The admins would create the user for access if approved. The next time the user logs in they'll be successful using their LDAP based user name and password.
The change is made using the SsoConfig tool on the Performance Center in a CLI via a terminal. To do so:
NOTE: Ensure there isn't a different value set in option 2 Local Override. If one is present remove it (reset 'r' option) or set it (update 'u' option) to the same value set in Remote Value.
Stop Services:
Start Services: