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1 online resource |
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Professional expertise distilled |
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Professional expertise distilled
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| Contents |
Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1:The Story in this Book; The Company; The challenges; Provisioning of users; Identity lifecycle procedures; Highly Privileged Accounts (HPA); Password management; Traceability; The solutions; Implement FIM 2010 R2; Start using smart cards; Implement federation; The environment; Moving forward; Summary; Chapter 2:Overview of FIM 2010 R2; The history of FIM 2010 R2; FIM Synchronization Service (FIM Sync); Management Agents; Non-declarative vs. declarative synchronization |
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Password synchronizationFIM Service Management Agent; FIM Service; Request pipeline; FIM Service Management Agent; Management Policy Rules (MPRs); FIM Portal; Self Service Password Reset (SSPR); FIM Reporting; FIM Certificate Management (FIM CM); Certificate Management portal; Licensing; Summary; Chapter 3:Installation; Development versus production; Capacity planning; Separating roles; Databases; FIM features; Hardware; Installation order; Prerequisites; Databases; Collation and languages; SQL aliases; FIM-Dev; SQL; SCSM; Web servers; FIM Portal; FIM Password Reset |
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FIM Certificate ManagementService accounts; Kerberos configuration; SETSPN; Delegation; System Center Service Manager Console; Installation; FIM Synchronization Service; FIM Service and FIM Portal; FIM Password Reset portal; FIM Certificate Management; SCSM management; SCSM Data Warehouse; Post-installation configuration; Granting FIM Service access to FIM Sync; Securing the FIM Service mailbox; Disabling indexing in SharePoint; Redirecting to IdentityManagement; Enforcing Kerberos; Editing binding in IIS for FIM Password sites; Registering SCSM Manager in Data Warehouse |
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FIM post-install scripts for Data WarehouseSummary; Chapter 4:Basic Configuration; Creating Management Agents; Active Directory; Least privileged; Directory replication; Password reset; Creating AD MA; HR (SQL Server); Creating SQL MA; Run profiles; Single or Multi step; Schema management; FIM Sync versus FIM Service schema; Object deletion in MV; Modifying FIM Service schema; FIM Service MA; Creating the FIM Service MA; Creating run profiles; First import; Filtering accounts; Initial load versus scheduled runs; Moving configuration from development to production |
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Maintenance mode for productionDisabling maintenance mode; Exporting FIM Synchronization Service settings; Exporting FIM Service settings; Exporting the FIM Service schema; Exporting the FIM Service policy; Generating the difference files; Generating the schema difference; Generating the policy difference; Importing to production; Importing custom code; Importing the Service schema difference; Importing the Synchronization Service settings; Importing the FIM Service policy; PowerShell scripts; Summary; Chapter 5:User Management; Modifying MPRs for user management |
| Summary |
Throughout the book, we will follow a fictional company, the case study will help you in implementing FIM 2010 R2. All the examples in the book will relate to this fictive company and you will be taken from design, to installation, to configuration of FIM 2010 R2. If you are implementing and managing FIM 2010 R2 in your business, then this book is for you. You will need to have a basic understanding of Microsoft based infrastructure using Active Directory. If you are new to Forefront Identity Management, the case-study approach of this book will help you to understand the concepts and implement them |
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Computer networks -- Security measures -- Handbooks, manuals, etc
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COMPUTERS S -- Security -- Networking.
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COMPUTERS S -- Security -- Online Safety & Privacy.
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Computer networks -- Security measures
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| Genre/Form |
Handbooks and manuals
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| ISBN |
9781849685375 |
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1849685371 |
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1283593998 |
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9781283593991 |
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