This section explains how to change from user management via a Systemwalker authentication repository to user management via the operating system.
Settings on Systemwalker Operation Manager servers
Use the following setup procedure:
Log in to Systemwalker Operation Manager as a system administrator (for the Windows version, this means the built-in "Administrator" account and for the UNIX version, it means a "superuser"), and delete all of the project access rights defined for the users in the Systemwalker authentication repository.
Close any open Systemwalker Operation Manager windows. If Systemwalker Centric Manager has been installed, close any Systemwalker Centric Manager windows as well.
Stop Systemwalker Operation Manager by executing the following command. If Systemwalker Centric Manager has been installed, stop Systemwalker Centric Manager as well.
[Windows]
poperationmgr /a |
[UNIX]
poperationmgr -a |
Cancel the settings for the Systemwalker authentication repository connection by executing swidmg_set_repository (connection destination Systemwalker authentication repository setup command). Refer to the Systemwalker User's Guide - Systemwalker User Management and Single Sign-on for details on the swidmg_set_repository command.
Example:
swidmg_set_repository UNSET |
Register the users in the Systemwalker authentication repository with the operating system, and set up initial passwords. Refer to the operating system manual for details on how to register users and set up initial passwords.
Start Systemwalker Operation Manager by executing the following command. If Systemwalker Centric Manager has been installed, start Systemwalker Centric Manager as well.
[Windows]
soperationmgr /a |
[UNIX]
soperationmgr -a |
Set up project access permissions for the OS users. Refer to "Setting up Access Permissions for Projects" in the Systemwalker Operation Manager User's Guide for details.
