Policy conditions are the rules that determine the set of users to which an identity policy applies.
The following table describes the available options.
Syntax |
Condition |
Example |
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(all) |
The identity policy applies to all users. |
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where <user-filter> |
The user must match one or more attribute values. |
Users where title=manager and locality=east |
in <org-rule> |
The user must belong to named organizations. Note: When you select this option, CA IdentityMinder displays a new list box where you can select the following options:
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Users in organization sales and lower |
where <user-filter> and who are in <org-rule> |
The user must match specific user attributes and belong to a specific organization. |
title=manager and organization=Sales* |
who are members of <group-member-rule> |
The user must belong to a group which meets a condition specified by attributes on the group. Note: When you select this option, CA IdentityMinder displays a new list box where you can select the following options:
|
Users who are members of groups where owner=CIO |
who are members of <role-rule> |
The user must be a member of a role. The role can be an:
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Users who are members of the Help Desk role
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who are administrators of <role-rule> |
The user must an administrator for a role. The role can be an:
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Users who are administrators of the Sales Manager role |
who are owners of <role-rule> |
The user must be an owner for a role. The role can be an:
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Users who are owners of the User Manager role
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returned by the query <LDAP-query> |
The user must meet a condition based on an LDAP query. |
User who meet the conditions of an LDAP query. For example: (departmentNumber=Accounts) |
in <administrative-union-constraint> |
The user must meet at least one of the conditions in a list of conditions. You can include the following types of filters in an administrative union constraint:
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Users who are a member of the Certify Manager role, or who are an owner of the Certify Manager role.
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in <administrative-intersection-constraint> |
The user must all of the conditions in a list of conditions. You can include the following types of filters in an administrative union constraint:
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Users who are members of the Contract Initiator role and the Contract Approver role. |
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