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How to Use the %ADMIN_ROLE_CONSTRAINT% Attribute

To use the %ADMIN_ROLE_CONSTRAINT% as the constraint for all admin roles, do the following tasks:

• Pair the %ADMIN_ROLE_CONSTRAINT% well-known attribute with a multivalued profile attribute to accommodate multiple roles.
• When you configure an admin role in the CA IdentityMinder user interface, the following scenario can be a constraint:

  Admin Roles equals role name

  role name

  Defines the name of the role for which you are supplying the constraint.

  For example, Admin Roles equals User Manager

Note: Admin Roles is the default displayname for the %ADMIN_ROLE_CONSTRAINT% attribute.