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Configure Field Mapping

Use the following procedure to define how the connector maps data fields between Identity Manager and CA RCM data structures.

To configure field mapping

1. On the computer that hosts the CA RCM client tools, browse to the directory:

   RCM_install\Client Tools\Software\Converters\CA\conf
   

   Note: RCM_install is the CA RCM installation directory.

2. Open a mapping settings file for editing.

   Note: The defaultMapping.xml file contains typical default settings. Copy and rename the defaultMapping.xml file to use these defaults as the basis for your customized file, or open a customized file, if you created one earlier.

   The file maps fields in CA RCM User, Role, and Resource data records to Identity Manager fields. The following elements and attributes are used in the file:

   • KEYn

     Indicates a mandatory field of the CA RCM data record. You must map a Identity Manager field to this field.

   • FIELDn

     Indicates an optional field of the CA RCM data record. You may choose not to map this field in some situations. For example, if there is no parallel Identity Manager field that is common to all the endpoints in the scope of the connector, you may not be able to map a field.

   • host

     Defines a field in the CA RCM universe configuration that the connector works with.

   • guest

     Defines a field in the Identity Manager operating environment.

3. Edit the default mapping, as follows:
   • To change the mapping of a field, enter a new value for the guest attribute of a KEY or FIELD element.
   • To add a new field mapping, create a new FIELD element, number it, and assign host and guest attributes.
   • To remove a field mapping, delete the corresponding FIELD element.

   Note: Edit only the <USERS_MAPPING> element of the file. Do not edit other elements of the file.

4. Save changes to the file.