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 Systemwalker User's Guide - Systemwalker User Management and Single Sign-On
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6.2.1 User Registration Information File

File Name

Any name (*.*)

Description

This file is specified as an input file when the "ADD -i" option is specified with the swidmg_user_mng command.

File Location

Windows

Any folder

UNIX

Any directory

File Format
"user ID","password","organization name","group name","product name"
Parameters
user ID:

Specifies the ID of the user to be registered, using up to 32 bytes. This cannot be omitted.

The following character types can be used:

  • Letters

  • Numbers

  • Symbols (_ - .)

password:

Specifies the password for the user to be registered, using between 8 and 50 bytes. This option is required when new users are registered.

The following character types can be used:

  • Letters

  • Numbers

  • Symbols (! $ ' ( ) ~ ` { } _ - ^ .)

Passwords must include at least one letter and at least one number.

If this option is omitted, the behavior will be as follows:

  • If the user specified in "user ID" has been registered with the Systemwalker authentication repository:
    The user will be registered as an additional user for the product specified in "product name".

  • If the user specified in "user ID" has not been registered with the Systemwalker authentication repository:
    The swidmg_user_mng command will return an error.

Point

If Active Directory is used as the Systemwalker authentication repository, passwords may be required as described below, depending on the password policy settings for Active Directory.

  • Passwords must be at least six characters long.

  • Characters from at least three of the following five categories must be included:

    Uppercase letters
    Lowercase letters
    Numbers
    Non-alphabetic characters (! $ # % etc.)
    Unicode characters

  • The password must not contain any more than two characters from the user name.

    If the user name is less than three characters long, it is likely that the password will be rejected, so this check is not executed.

    When checking the full name of the user, some characters (commas, periods, dashes, hyphens, underscores, spaces, hash symbols, and tabs) are treated as separators that split the name into smaller tokens.

    For each token that is three or more characters long, the command checks whether the token is included in the password and, if so, rejects the change to the password.

    For example, the name "Erin M. Hagens" is split into three tokens: "Erin", "M" and "Hagens". The second token is ignored, because it is only one character long.

    This means that such users cannot change their password to a password that contains "erin" or "hagens" somewhere in the password.

    These checks are not case-sensitive.

organization name:

Specifies the name of the organization that the user belongs to, using up to 2,048 bytes.

Specify the organization name using DN format.

If this option is omitted, the user will be created on the base DN that was specified with the connection destination Systemwalker authentication repository setup command.

Example:

"OU=System Information Department,OU=Fujitsu Limited,DC=fujitsu,DC=com"

group name:

Specifies the name of the group that the user to be registered belongs to, using up to 512 bytes.

Multiple group names can be specified.

If this option is omitted, the settings will be entered as follows, depending on the type of Systemwalker authentication repository.

  • For Active Directory

    The "Domain Users" group will be specified.

  • For Interstage Directory Service

    The user will not be specified as belonging to any group.

Example:

"Administrators,Users"

product name:

Specifies the name of the product that the user to be registered will use. This cannot be omitted.

Multiple product names can be specified.

The following product names can be used:

  • For Systemwalker Centric Manager

    "CMGR"

  • For Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator

    "SQC"

    Example:

    "CMGR,SQC"

Reference

swidmg_user_mng (User Management Command)

Cautions
Example

#"UserID","Password","Organization Unit","Group","Product"
"user001","password","OU=System Information Department,OU=Fujitsu Limited,DC=fujitsu, DC=com","Administrators,Users","CMGR,SQC"
"user002","password","OU=System Information Department,OU=Fujitsu Limited,DC=fujitsu, DC=com","Users","SQC"