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imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Basic Provisioning Concepts */

2014-07-17T18:40:45Z

Basic Provisioning Concepts

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	== Basic Provisioning Concepts ==		== Basic Provisioning Concepts ==

	Provisioning is how you create Users and Roles in AppBoard, and then provide the appropriate targeted information to them. For an overview of basic provisioning concepts, see the article: [[~~Provisioning_Basics~~\|Provisioning Basics]]		Provisioning is how you create Users and Roles in AppBoard, and then provide the appropriate targeted information to them. For an overview of basic provisioning concepts, see the article: [[appboard/old/provisioning_basics\|Provisioning Basics]]


	== Provisioning in the AppBoard Administration User Interface ==		== Provisioning in the AppBoard Administration User Interface ==

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Tutorial */

2014-07-17T18:39:01Z

Tutorial

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	== Tutorial ==		== Tutorial ==

	A tutorial walk-through of the the basic AppBoard provisioning screens is available at [[~~Provisioning_Quick_Start_AppBoard~~\|AppBoard Provisioning Quick Start]].		A tutorial walk-through of the the basic AppBoard provisioning screens is available at [[appboard/old/provisioning_quick_start\|AppBoard Provisioning Quick Start]].


	== Advanced Provisioning Techniques ==		== Advanced Provisioning Techniques ==

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Roles */

2014-07-17T18:00:04Z

Roles

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	## <b>+</b> - Click the green "+" to add a Role to the system.		## <b>+</b> - Click the green "+" to add a Role to the system.
	### <b>Add AppBoard Managed Role</b> - Select this option to create a new Role in the local AppBoard database. You will be prompted for the name of the Role to create.		### <b>Add AppBoard Managed Role</b> - Select this option to create a new Role in the local AppBoard database. You will be prompted for the name of the Role to create.
	### <b>Add Roles from LDAP</b> - Select this option to create a Role in AppBoard that will be mapped to an LDAP repository. Selecting this option will launch the [[~~LDAP_Configuration_Wizard~~\|LDAP configuration wizard]].		### <b>Add Roles from LDAP</b> - Select this option to create a Role in AppBoard that will be mapped to an LDAP repository. Selecting this option will launch the [[appboard/old/ldap_configuration\|LDAP configuration wizard]].
	## <b>x</b> - Click the red "X" to delete the selected Role.		## <b>x</b> - Click the red "X" to delete the selected Role.
	# Confirm that the selected action is reflected in the <b>Roles</b> panel of the <b>Stack Assignment</b> screen.		# Confirm that the selected action is reflected in the <b>Roles</b> panel of the <b>Stack Assignment</b> screen.


	=== Stacks ===		=== Stacks ===

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Domains */

2014-07-17T17:59:28Z

Domains

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	## <b>+</b> - Click the green "+" to add a domain.		## <b>+</b> - Click the green "+" to add a domain.
	### <b>Add AppBoard Managed Domain</b> - Select this option to create a new Domain in the local AppBoard database. You will be prompted for the name of the Domain to create.		### <b>Add AppBoard Managed Domain</b> - Select this option to create a new Domain in the local AppBoard database. You will be prompted for the name of the Domain to create.
	### <b>Add LDAP Managed Domain</b> - Select this option to create a Domain in AppBoard that will be mapped to an LDAP repository. Selecting this option will launch the [[~~LDAP_Configuration_Wizard~~\|LDAP configuration wizard]].		### <b>Add LDAP Managed Domain</b> - Select this option to create a Domain in AppBoard that will be mapped to an LDAP repository. Selecting this option will launch the [[appboard/old/ldap_configuration\|LDAP configuration wizard]].
	## <b>x</b> - Click the red "X" to delete the selected Domain.		## <b>x</b> - Click the red "X" to delete the selected Domain.
	## <b>/</b> - Click the yellow "/" to modify the properties of the selected Domain.		## <b>/</b> - Click the yellow "/" to modify the properties of the selected Domain.
	# Confirm that the new Domain is displayed in the Domains panel of the User management screen.		# Confirm that the new Domain is displayed in the Domains panel of the User management screen.


	=== Users ===		=== Users ===

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Batch Loading Users (via XML) */

2014-07-17T16:31:17Z

Batch Loading Users (via XML)

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	In cases with a high volume of Users, a tool may be desired that will enable the administrator to process batch updates to the system.		In cases with a high volume of Users, a tool may be desired that will enable the administrator to process batch updates to the system.

	For more information on this topic, see [[~~Batch_Loading_Users~~\|Batch Loading Users]].		For more information on this topic, see [[appboard/old/batch_loading_users\|Batch Loading Users]].

imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Access Control Variables */

2014-07-17T11:33:05Z

Access Control Variables

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	For more information on this provisioning feature, see [[~~Access_Control_Variables~~\|Access Control Variables]].		For more information on this provisioning feature, see [[appboard/old/access_control_variables\|Access Control Variables]].


	=== Batch Loading Users (via XML) ===		=== Batch Loading Users (via XML) ===

imported>Jason.nicholls at 04:34, 17 July 2014

2014-07-17T04:34:04Z

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			{{DISPLAYTITLE:AppBoard Provisioning}}
			[[Category:AppBoard old]]
	This topic details how the AppBoard administrator can configure each element of User management. First, we present the concepts of establishing the basic User organization. Then we detail usage of the specific administration tools and interfaces. The primary elements of the User management are Domains, Users, Roles and Actors.		This topic details how the AppBoard administrator can configure each element of User management. First, we present the concepts of establishing the basic User organization. Then we detail usage of the specific administration tools and interfaces. The primary elements of the User management are Domains, Users, Roles and Actors.

imported>Jason.nicholls: moved AppBoard Provisioning to appboard/old/provisioning

2014-07-17T04:32:53Z

moved AppBoard Provisioning to appboard/old/provisioning

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imported>Jason.nicholls: /* Direct Provisioning */

2014-07-16T15:47:27Z

Direct Provisioning

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	=== ~~Direct Provisioning~~ ===		=== Batch Loading Users (via XML) ===

	In cases with a high volume of Users, a tool may be desired that will enable the administrator to process batch updates to the system.		In cases with a high volume of Users, a tool may be desired that will enable the administrator to process batch updates to the system.

			For more information on this topic, see [[Batch_Loading_Users\|Batch Loading Users]].
	For more information on this topic, see [[~~Direct_Provisioning~~\|~~Direct Provisioning~~]].

imported>Mike.berman: add link to Direct Provisioning page

2012-10-25T07:12:42Z

add link to Direct Provisioning page

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	== Advanced Provisioning ~~- Access Control Variables~~ ==		== Advanced Provisioning Techniques ==

			=== Access Control Variables ===

	AppBoard includes a special provisioning feature called Variables. Variables have a variety of uses throughout the application. For example, you can use Variables to apply provisioning at the data access layer by only displaying certain data elements to specific Users or Domains.		AppBoard includes a special provisioning feature called Variables. Variables have a variety of uses throughout the application. For example, you can use Variables to apply provisioning at the data access layer by only displaying certain data elements to specific Users or Domains.
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	For more information on this provisioning feature, see [[Access_Control_Variables\|Access Control Variables]].		For more information on this provisioning feature, see [[Access_Control_Variables\|Access Control Variables]].


			=== Direct Provisioning ===

			In cases with a high volume of Users, a tool may be desired that will enable the administrator to process batch updates to the system.


			For more information on this topic, see [[Direct_Provisioning\|Direct Provisioning]].