This section describes how to use the connector to provision accounts on the endpoint.
You can use CA Identity Manager to provision a user with an Arcot account on a specified Arcot endpoint. To provision a user with an Arcot account, the user must be an existing CA Identity Manager user.
Follow these steps:
The Create Arcot User page appears.
(Optional) Specifies the name of the default OTP Issuance profile used to create the OTP of the user.
If you do not specify a value, the user is assigned the default OTP profile.
(Optional) Specifies the name of the default ArcotID Issuance profile used to create the ArcotID of the user.
If you do not specify a value, the user is assigned the default ArcotID profile.
(Optional) Specifies the name of the default QnA Issuance profile used to create the users QnA.
If you do not specify a value, the user is assigned the default QnA profile.
Important! Verify that the default OTP, ArcotID, and QnA profile names are correct. The profile must be configured at the Arcot organization of the user. CA Identity Manager does not validate the default OTP, ArcotID, or ArcotOTP profile name when you try to acquire the endpoint.
Note: To see the objects and attributes that CA Identity Manager supports, download the attribute list from the Download page for Endpoint Guides for CA Identity Manager.
CA Identity Manager provisions the user with an Arcot account on the Arcot endpoint you specified.
You can use CA Identity Manager to provision an OTP to a customer where organizations require the use of a one-time password.
Follow these steps:
The Generate Arcot User OTP page appears.
Note: To see the objects and attributes that CA Identity Manager supports, download the attribute list from the Download page for Endpoint Guides for CA Identity Manager.
CA Identity Manager sends an email to the customer with the OTP password.
Note: For information about setting up an email notification in CA Identity Manager see the chapter "Email Notifications" in the CA Identity Manager Administration Guide.
You can use CA Identity Manager to provision an ArcotID to a customer where organizations require two-factor authentication.
Follow these steps:
The Generate ArcotID page appears.
Note: To see the objects and attributes that CA Identity Manager supports, download the attribute list from the Download page for Endpoint Guides for CA Identity Manager.
CA Identity Manager sends an email to the customer with the ArcotID details.
Note: For information about setting up an email notification in CA Identity Manager see the chapter "Email Notifications" in the CA Identity Manager Administration Guide.
You can set up the following self-service tasks for Arcot:
A user must be already authenticated before using a CA Identity Manager self-service task to download an ArcotID credential.
For information about setting up self-service, search for "self service" in the bookshelf.
Configure the URL for the Return Link
Self-service tasks are usually triggered by a client application.
For example, an online banking phone app sends the user to a web page that lets the user download an ArcotID. After the task is complete the user clicks on a link to return to the banking app.
To enable this redirection, include the redirection URL at the end of the self-service task URL, in the following format:
&task.RedirectURL=url
Example: Redirect to the SomeBank site
In this example, Bob logs in to DemoBank website to access his banking details. The DemoBank site shows Bob a link that will let him create and download an ArcotID:
http://servername:8080/iam/im/env/ui7/index.jsp?task.tag=DownloadMyArcotID&task.RedirectURL=http://demobank.com/money
The link starts with the following URL, which is enough to open the correct page:
http://servername:8080/iam/im/env/ui7/index.jsp?task.tag=DownloadMyArcotID
The link also includes the following information, which will send Bob back to his DemoBank page:
demobank.com/money
Set the Client Used for Downloading the ArcotID
When you configure a self-service task, you can specify the type of client that will download the ArcotID. The connector currently supports the following clients:
If you use a Flash client, ensure that you configure same client to be used for both downloading and authenticating ArcotID credentials. By default, the ArcotID is downloaded using the Flash client that was installed with CA Identity Manager.
Follow these steps:
If you selected Flash, the URL for the default Flash client is automatically entered in the ArcotID Flash Client Base URL field. This URL points to the Flash client that is installed with CA Identity Manager.
You can associate ArcotID credentials with an account template. When you create a new account from a template that includes ArcotID, CA Identity Manager creates the account and sets up the credentials with default values.
Follow these steps:
The fields for setting up the ArcotID appear.
Note: You cannot use %P% for the ArcotID password rule.
When a provisioning role with this template is granted to a global user, CA Identity Manager creates the Arcot endpoint account and the ArcotID.
Note: The user does not receive an automatic email when an ArcotID was created using an account templates.
You can associate QnA credentials with an account template. When you create a new account from a template that includes QnA, CA Identity Manager creates the account and sets up the credentials with default values.
The user must change the questions and answers, because any defaults that the account receives from its account template are not secure. The answers should be known by the user only.
Follow these steps:
The fields for setting up the questions and answers appear.
The following table shows some example questions and answers:
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What is your favorite color? |
Enter your color |
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What was your first pet's name? |
Enter the name |
When a provisioning role with this template is granted to a global user, CA Identity Manager creates the Arcot endpoint account and the QnA.
Note: The user does not receive an automatic email when QnA was configured using an account templates.
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