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The following system identity types are supported:
Identity Type | Description |
|---|---|
| A regular SAP User |
SAP User
The following user attributes can be manged by default:
Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
ACCOUNT_ID | The unique id of the user |
BUILDING | The building of the user |
| The department of the user |
| The fax number of the user |
| The first name of the user |
| The floor of the user |
| The function of the user |
| The language of the user |
| The last name of the user |
| The mobile number of the user |
| The room number of the user |
| The mail address of the user |
| The phone number of the user |
| The time zone of the user |
| The default user group of the user |
| The user name of the user |
| The valid from of the user |
| The valid to of the user |
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Those defaults attributes can be extended if needed using the system identity type attributes UI masks |
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The following system resource types are supported:
Identity Type | Description |
|---|---|
Single Roles | SAP delivers a wide range of default roles and customers have the ability to create their own. |
Collective Roles | Role collections group together different roles that can be applied to the application users. |
Profile | SAP supports different type of user profiles that can be assigned to an user. |
Properties
Whenever you connect a SAP system to the CoreOne Suite you will need to specify the following properties.
Property | Mandatory | Example | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Host | ✅ | SAPHOST01 | The SAP host |
System Number | ✅ | 00 | The system number |
| ✅ | ERP | The system ID |
| ✅ | cos_sap_service | The user to connect with |
| ✅ | 🔑 * * * * * * * * | The |
user's password | |||||
| ✅ | 800 | The client to be used | ||
| ✅ | DE | The language to connect with
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Installation
Unlike other connectors, for the SAP System Connector to be working, you need to actually install something on the SAP System. Please follow the following instructions:
How-to Install the CoreOne SAP Module on a SAP system
Identity features
The following identity functions are supported:
Supported | |
Create / delete identities | ✅ |
Provisioning identities | ✅ |
Update identities | ✅ |
Provisioning identity updates | ✅ |
Deprovision identities | ✅ |
Cleanup of inactive identities active | ✅ |
Check password changed active | ✅ |
Resources features
The following resource functions are supported:
Supported | |
Create/delete resources | ✅ |
Provision resources | ✅ |
Update resources | - |
Provisioning resource changes | - |
Deprovisioning resources | - |
Provisioning resource allocations | - |
Deprovisioning resource allocations | - |
Provisioning resources-resource allocations | - |
Deprovisioning resource resource allocations | - |
Cleanup features
The following cleanup functions are supported:
Supported | |
In the should-actual Log available | ✅ |
Should be - Actually is - cleanup | ✅ |
Read back account properties | ✅ |
Resource identity member target system clean up | - |
Resource resource member target system clean up | - |