By default, CA IdentityMinder checks certain data when an administrator submits a task for processing. When the data is invalid, CA IdentityMinder stops processing the task and displays an error message. The data validations that CA IdentityMinder performs are based on the type of task, as shown in the following table:
Tasks |
Validation |
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All tasks |
Required fields must have a value. |
Create User Create Group Create Organization Create Access Role Create Access Task Create Admin Role Create Admin Task |
An administrator cannot create an object with the same name as an existing object of the same type. For example, an administrator cannot create two admin roles with the same name. Note: For users and groups, CA IdentityMinder checks only the current organization. |
Create User Create Group Create Organization |
An administrator cannot create a user, group, or organization with a name that contains any of the following characters:
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All Create and Modify tasks |
Attributes with read/write permission (excluding passwords) cannot contain the following characters:
These characters are vulnerable to cross-site scripting attacks. |
Create User Self-register Change My Password Reset User Password Any custom task that collects and stores user passwords |
If you are using SiteMinder’s Password Services feature to enforce password rules (such as minimum length), user passwords are validated against these rules. If the password does not satisfy the password policy, the password is not accepted. Note: For more information, see the SiteMinder Web Access Manager Policy Server Configuration Guide. |
Modify User |
Administrators cannot give themselves a role or the ability to assign a role. |
Forgotten Password
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If a user profile does not have a password hint and answer, that user cannot use the forgotten password feature. |
Delete User Enable/Disable User |
Administrators cannot delete their own profile or change the status of their account. |
Delete Organization |
Administrators cannot delete the organization where they are assigned the role that contains the Delete Organization task. Consider an administrator who is assigned the Organization Manager role in the Dealers organization. The Organization Manager role enables this user to delete organizations. This administrator can delete suborganizations of Dealers, but cannot delete Dealers. |
Modify Organization |
Administrators cannot modify the organization where they are assigned the role that contains the Modify Organization task. |
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