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Information systems
Description Information systems are the systems that Soffid will protect granting and revoking roles. Each role and entry point is bound to an information system. The information system can be created hierarchically. These information systems are managed in ...
Role assignment rules
Description Soffid console provides an option that allows you to customize policies to assign or revoke roles automatically to specific users. To assign or revoke roles, the users must comply with the defined requirements. That option allows you to Preview c...
Printers
Description Soffid lets administrator users manage system printers. A printer must always be attached to a host. A network attached printer is composed of a host (network print server) and a printer (printer queue). Printers can be assigned to specific users...
Mail Domains
Description The mail domains identify each single mail domain that is going to be managed. If a mail domain is marked as obsolete, it won't be assigned to a user anymore. Custom attributes Code: domain, it will be as in email address is written. Descript...
Mail List
Description The mail lists identify addresses that are going to be delivered to one or more users, just as distribution mail lists do. Standard attributes Name: identifier name of the mail list. Mail domain: an existing domain in the system. It is a pred...
Custom objects
Description The custom objects are the objects created by the administrator to extend the Soffid underlying data model. You can visit the Metadata page for more information. This option allows administrator users to provide objects with content. Related obj...
Password vault
Description Soffid provides a protected storage, to save and manage accounts for multiple applications, that is the Password vault. Here you can save the accounts and passwords to access to critical systems and to your applications as well. Password vault all...
Segregation of Duties (SoD)
Description The segregation of duties (SoD) is a fundamental element of internal controls, defined to prevent error and fraud. Segregation of duties ensure that at least two individuals are responsible for the separate parts of any task. For each user, the r...
Accounts
Description An account is the way an user is presented on a target system. There can be user accounts as well as system-purpose accounts. An account belongs to a system and that account can have specific permissions assigned to it. An account must have defi...
Groups
Description Groups are a convenient way to apply policies to a collection of users. Groups allow administrator users to specify permission for multiple users in a quick and easy way. Groups are managed in a hierarchical way. A user can belong to a group, and ...
Roles
Description Soffid allows you to create roles to specify permissions that can be assigned to a user, a group, or an account. These permissions determine what operations are allowed on a resource. You can use roles to delegate access to users, applications, or...
Users
Description The user is the core object of the system. In Soffid, a user means an identity (usually a person). Every user can have a number of accounts spread on different information systems. In traditional system management, one can assign roles and permis...
Networks
Description Operators can define the subnets that compose the internal network, in order to manage the IP address space. The main goal is to manage a limited resource as the IP address is. Soffid supports both static and dynamic IP assignments. Anyway, stati...
Hosts
Description The host screen lets the administrator manage a static IP address assigned to any host. Dynamic IP addresses are automatically managed by Soffid ESSO. Screen overview Related objects Network Operating systems Custom attributes Basics ...
Application access tree
Description The entry points could be to connect to information systems defined on Soffid, or to connect to other applications. These applications can be Web applications or Native applications. Each information systems can have one or more application entry ...