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Universe Settings
The first line of the CSV file must be the following header:
personID,endpoint,account
Each line of the file must contain three values, separated by commas.
Example: CSV acounts data file
The following example shows a CSV file with four data records. The first two
records map accounts to the same user, John Meade:
personID,endpoint,account
5467238,UNXMARKT,jmeade
5467238,NT-Security,john_meade
7635097,RACFTEST,marcus432
6523876,NT-Security,kim_bell
How to Use Data from CA Enterprise Log Manager
CA RCM can poll CA Enterprise Log Manager for usage data and display this data
in certification reviews and information screens. For example, when you certify
user access to a resource you can see how often the user actually accesses the
resource.
You enable Interaction with CA Enterprise Log Manager per universe. CA RCM
uses the account configurations of the universe and the values of the
Configuration resource application field specified for the universe to identify
endpoints, accounts, and resources in the CA Enterprise Log Manager database
and map them to users.
Note: As part of its monitoring function, CA Enterprise Log Manager can retrieve
CA RCM usage information from the CA RCM transaction log. See the CA RCM
Connector Guide in CA Enterprise Log Manager documentation for detailed
instructions.
Follow this general implementation process to import and display CA Enterprise
Log Manager usage information:
1. If necessary, create monitored endpoints on CA Enterprise Log Manager
corresponding to resources in CA RCM. Endpoints must record user access to
the resource, because this is the event retrieved by CA RCM.
Note: for more information about creating CA Enterprise Log Manager
endpoints, see CA Enterprise Log Manager documentation or open the Online
Help for the CA Enterprise Log Manager endpoint creation wizard.
2. Configure CA Enterprise Log Manager to support polling (see page 186)
requests from the CA RCM server.
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