Privileged access configuration reports
Group set configuration
Purpose: Configuration of group sets.
Executable: managedgroupset
Criteria | Description |
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Item type to display | Select the group set configuration item type to search by:
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Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more policies. |
Group set ID | Type the ID of a group set you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more group sets. |
Target system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of target system IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more target systems. This field is only visible when Item type to display is set to "Explicitly attached groups" , "Target system hosting user accounts" , or "All" . |
Group ID | Type the ID of a group you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more groups. This field is only visible when Item type to display is set to "Explicitly attached groups" or "All" . |
Rule ID | Type the ID of a group inclusion rule to include in the report. This field is only visible when Item type to display is set to "Group inclusion rules" or "All" . |
Group set members - Missing on managed systems
Purpose: Groups that are defined in a group set but which do not exist on systems in the same managed system policy.
Executable: gsetfailure
Criteria | Description |
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Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. |
Group set ID | Type the ID of a group set you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more group sets. |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more managed systems. |
Group type | Choose all, "Explicitly attached", or "Attached by inclusion rule" |
Account set configuration
Purpose: Allows you to query on the current configuration of existing account sets (both manually and automatically created). In the Request privileged access (PSW) module, the account set configuration is displayed within 3 tabs: "General", Explicitly attached accounts", and "Account inclusion rule". This report displays the account set information using three different modes, one for each Request privileged access (psw) module tab information.
Most of the fields displayed in the Request privileged access (PSW) module account set tabs are reflected in the filters and output from the report.
Account sets deleted from the system are not returned in the report. Furthermore, when deleting a managed system policy associated to an account set, the account set is automatically deleted.
Select the "report type" first (at the bottom of the search criteria). The search criteria will change based on the "report type" you select.
Executable: maqconfiguration
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | There are three types of reports to select from:
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Account set ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of account set IDs to include in the report. Leave the field blank to return all of the account sets or alternatively, search for one or more account set IDs. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Leave the field blank to search on all managed system policies or alternatively, search for one or more managed system policy IDs. |
Creator ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of creator IDs or leave it blank to search all creators. Alternatively, search for one or more creator IDs. |
Shared | When queries are created, they can be shared with other users, or kept personal. Choose one of the following options:
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Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts you want to report on. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system IDs. |
Valid account | Accounts can become invalid for many reasons, including being deleted from the target system, being removed from the managed system policy or the target system has been removed. Choose one of the following options:
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Rule ID | Type in a specific rule ID or leave it blank to return all of the rules attached to the account set. |
Account set access log
Purpose: History of account set access.
Executable: maqlog
Criteria | Description |
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Account set ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of account set IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more account set IDs. Leave blank if you want to search for all account sets. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system policy IDs. Leave blank if you want to search all managed system policy IDs. |
Shared | When queries are created, they can be shared with other users, or kept personal. Choose one of the following options:
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Operation | Choose one or many (hold down the Ctrl key to select more than one) of the following options:
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Operation date | Define a date range during which the operation was run. |
User ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of user IDs to include in the report. Alternately, search for one or many user IDs. |
Account set saved commands
Purpose: Allows you to query detailed information about account sets saved commands.
Executable: maqsavedcommand
Criteria | Description |
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Command | Enter the saved commands executed with the account set access. |
Account set ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of account set IDs to include in the report. Leave the field blank to return all of the queries or alternatively, search for one or more account set IDs. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Leave the field blank to search on all managed system policies or alternatively, search for one or more managed system policy IDs. |
Command creator ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of "command creator IDs" or leave it blank to search all command creators. Alternatively, search for one or more command creator IDs. |
Create date | Define a date range during which the command was created. |
Shared command | When commands are created, they can be shared with other users, or kept personal. Choose one of the following options:
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Discovered system status
Purpose: Displays the status of discovered systems (managed or unmanaged).
Executable: discoveredsystemstatus
Criteria | Description |
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Status | Select a status to run:
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Discovered system name | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of discovered system names to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more users. |
Address | Enter the address of the discovered system. |
Display attribute | Select one of the attributes from the drop-down list. The value of that attribute will be displayed in the report. |
Filter attribute | Select one of the attributes from the drop-down list. The value specified by the corresponding Filter value will act as a search filter in the report. |
Filter value | Value associated with the preceding filter attribute: which will act as the search filter. |
Last connect time | Define a date range for the last connect time. |
Managed system status
Purpose: Status of managed systems, including number of managed accounts, last connection time and failure counts.
Executable: managedsystemstatus
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select a report type from the drop-down list:
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Integration direction | Select one of the options from the drop-down list:
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Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more managed systems. |
Status | Select one of the options from the drop-down list:
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Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more policies. |
Manual password randomization batches | Select one of the options from the drop-down list:
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Attribute | Select one of the attributes from the drop-down list. The value of that attribute will be displayed in the report. |
Last connect time | Define a date range for the last connect time. This option will only be present when Report Type is set to "View updated systems". |
Length of time without connection | Define a date range for the length of time without connection. This option will only be present when Report Type is set to "View systems that were not updated". |
Managed system summary
Purpose: List information about managed systems.
Executable: resourcesummary
Criteria | Description |
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Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more managed systems. |
Managed system description | Type the description for a managed system you want to include in the report. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. |
Display only managed systems not associated to any policy | Enable this checkbox to display only managed systems not associated to any managed system policy. |
Number of days for inactive managed systems | Enter a positive number of days, and if a managed system has become inactive within the specified number of days, then it will be included in the report. |
Choose last connection date | Define a date range of last contact between the managed system and Bravura Security Fabric . |
Choose initial date | Define a date range during which the managed system was added to Bravura Security Fabric . |
Account / Subscriber dependencies
Purpose: Show domain and local accounts and the objects that use them.
Executable: discoveredaccounts
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select the type of report to run:
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Observed account | Type the observed account ID to include in the report. The ID must exactly match the format that was provided to the object. |
Associated account | Type the short ID of an account to include in the report. |
Associated account status | Select the type of accounts to include:
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Associated target system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target systems from which accounts are associated. For local accounts, this is also where the objects are associated from. Alternatively, search for target systems. |
Discovered target system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target systems from which objects are run by domain accounts. This option is only available for the domain account report. Alternatively, search for target systems. |
Object name | Type the name of the object. |
Object type | Select one or more object types to include in the report:
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Associated target system status | Select the type of target systems to include:
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Associated target system integration method | Select the type of target system integration to include:
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Last load time | Define a date range during which the object was last loaded. |
Account is associated | Select this option to include accounts that are associated with a target system. This field is visible when Report type is Object. |
Associated account is valid | Select this option to include valid associated accounts. This field is only visible when Account is associated is selected. |
Summarize report | Select this if you prefer to have a numerical summary of the report. |
Discovered subscribers
Purpose: Show discovered subscribers and its attributes.
Executable: discoveredsubscribers
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select the type of report to run:
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Associated target system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target systems from which accounts are associated. For local accounts, this is also where the objects are associated from. Alternatively, search for target systems. |
Discovered target system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of target systems from which objects are run by domain accounts. Alternatively, search for target systems. |
Observed account | Type the observed account ID to include in the report. The ID must exactly match the format that was provided to the object. |
Object type | Select one or more object types to include in the report:
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Object name | Type the name of the object. |
Associated account | Type the short ID of an account to include in the report. |
Associated account status | Select the type of accounts to include:
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Last load time | Define a date range during which the object was last loaded. |
Subscriber attributes | Select one or more subscriber attributes to include in the report. |
Managed systems and accounts - Import method
Purpose: Show whether managed systems or managed accounts were added manually or created using an import rule.
Executable: managedmethod
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select the type of report to run:
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Method | Select the type of method the managed accounts or systems were added:
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Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts you want to report on. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. This field is only visible when Report type is set to Managed accounts . |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more users. |
Managed systems rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed system import rules to include in the report. This field is only visible when Report type is set to "Managed systems" . Alternatively, search for one or more users. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed system policies to include in the report. This field is only visible when Report type is set to "Managed systems" . Alternatively, search for one or more users. |
Managed account attributes
Purpose: Displays discovered system attributes, managed system resource attributes, managed account resource attributes and account attributes of a managed account.
Executable: managedaccountattributes
Criteria | Description |
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Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more managed systems. |
Managed system description | Type the description for a managed system you want to include in the report. |
Discovered system attribute to display | Choose which discovered system attributes to display. |
Discovered system attribute to search | Select a discovered system attribute on which to filter. You can select up to four attributes. The union of all attributes configured will be returned. |
Managed system resource attribute to display | Choose which managed system resource attributes to display. |
Managed system resource attribute to search | Select a managed system resource attribute on which to filter. You can select up to four attributes. The union of all attributes configured will be returned. |
Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts you want to report on. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. |
Account attribute to display | Choose which account attributes to display. |
Account attribute to search | Select an account attribute on which to filter. You can select up to four attributes. The union of all attributes configured will be returned. |
Managed account resource attribute to display | Choose which managed account resource attributes to display. |
Managed account resource attribute to search | Select a managed account resource attribute on which to filter. You can select up to four attributes. The union of all attributes configured will be returned. |
Comparison | This field is displayed if the Managed system resource attribute to search or Managed account resource attribute to search field is something other than "Attribute not required". Comparators available depend on the resource attribute type. Select: is empty - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on empty values. is not empty - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on non empty values. is equal to - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values equal to a specified string. is not equal to - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values not equal to a specified string. is less than - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values that are less than a specific integer. is less than or equal to - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values that are less than or equal to a specific integer. is greater than - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values that are greater than a specific integer. is greater than or equal to - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values that are greater than or equal to a specific integer. is greater than or equal to - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on values that are greater than or equal to a specific integer. is later than today + N days - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on dates that are later than N days after today. is earlier than, or equal to, today - N days - if you want Bravura Security Fabric to search on dates that are earlier or equal to N days before today. |
Value | Type or select the value to compare. Required if Discovered system attribute to search or Account attribute to search field is something other than "Attribute not required" , or Comparison field is set to something other than is empty or is not empty . |
If you do not specify any search criteria, the report output includes all managed accounts.
Managed system policies
Purpose: Lists information about managed system policies.
Executable: resgroup
Criteria | Description |
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Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. |
Managed system policy description | Type the description of the managed system policy to include in the report. |
Managed system policy type | Select one or more managed system policy types. |
Managed by | Select one or more node IDs. |
Push mode managed system policy status | Select one or more managed system policy statuses. |
Scope of password synchronization | Select one or more password synchronization methods:
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Authentication type | Select one or more authentication types. This option is only available if Report type = Summary .
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Report type | Select what type of report to generate:
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Privileged password synchronization conflicts
Purpose: Identify potential misconfiguration of accounts in managed system policies some of which employ password synchronization and others that do not.
Executable: syncmngsyspolicy
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select the type of report to run:
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Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts you want to report on. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. This option only appears if Report type is set to either "Display accounts with synchronized passwords" or "Display accounts with unsynchronized passwords". |
Scope of password synchronization | Select the scope of password synchronization to include in the report. This option only appears if Report type is set to either "Display accounts with synchronized passwords" or "Display accounts with unsynchronized passwords". |
Configured user groups in managed system policies
Purpose: For all, or specified managed system policies, returns any user groups configured with at least one access control.
Executable: policyusergroup
Criteria | Description |
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Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed system policies to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system policies. |
User group ID | Select one or more user groups to include in the report. |
Display configuration details | By selecting this option, additional details will be included in the report, including user classes, users, managed systems and managed accounts. |
Display access controls in single column | This option is enabled by default. If unchecked, a separate column for each access control will be displayed. This option is only available if Display configuration details is selected. |
User class ID | Select one or more user classes to include in the report. This option is only available if Display configuration details is selected. |
User ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of users to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more users. This option is only available if Display configuration details is selected. |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed systems. This option is only available if Display configuration details is selected. |
Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts to include in the report. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. This option is only available if Display configuration details is selected. |
Rights of specified users
Purpose: Show all access rights that specified users have within Privileged Access Manager.
Executable: useraccess
Criteria | Description |
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User ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of users to include in the report. This is a required field. Alternatively, search for one or more users. |
User name | Type the name of the user to include in the report. |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed systems. |
Managed account | Search for one or more managed accounts you want to report on. Alternatively, you can type a managed account ID or a pattern of managed account IDs using wildcard characters, ’*’ representing any string of characters and ’?’ representing any single character. |
Group set ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for group sets you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more group sets. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed system policies you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system policies. |
User group ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for user groups you want to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed systems. |
With privileges only | Enable this checkbox to display only managed objects that the user has permission to access. |
Import rules list
Purpose: Configuration of import rules used to activate target systems, managed systems and managed accounts.
Executable: importrulelist
Criteria | Description |
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Target systems rule ID | Search for or type target systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one target systems import rule is defined. |
Managed systems rule ID | Search for or type managed systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed systems import rule is defined. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Search for or type managed accounts import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed accounts import rule is defined. |
New system connection credentials | Select the connection method for the Bravura Security Fabric server to use when it attempts to connect to the discovered systems. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. |
Condition ID | The ID of the import rule condition. |
Rule type | Select the type of import rule:
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Action to perform on matching objects | Select the type of rule usage:
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Import rule test results
Purpose: List discovered objects that have been tested against import rules. For each discovered object only the most recent test is displayed.
Executable: importruletest
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered object | Type the discovered object that has been tested against import rules for which you want to generate the report. |
Discovered system | Search for or type the ID of a discovered system. |
Rule type | Select the type of import rule:
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Target systems rule ID | Search for or type target systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one target systems import rule is defined. |
Managed systems rule ID | Search for or type managed systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed systems import rule is defined. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Search for or type managed accounts import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed accounts import rule is defined. |
Condition ID | The ID of the import rule condition. This only displays results if the rule failed. |
Action performed by | Type either the service or user that performed the test. |
Current status | Select the current status to include:
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Result | Select the results to be displayed:
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Import rule test date | Define a date range for the test date. |
Report type | Select Discovered object or Rule ID to group the report by the selected type. Default is discovered object . |
Import rule trial run results
Purpose: List discovered objects that have been given a trial run against import rules. For each discovered object only the most recent trial run is displayed.
Executable: trialrun
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered object | Type the discovered object that has been tested against import rules for which you want to generate the report. |
Discovered system | Search for or type the ID of a discovered system. |
Rule type | Select the type of import rule:
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Target systems rule ID | Search for or type target systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one target systems import rule is defined. |
Managed systems rule ID | Search for or type managed systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed systems import rule is defined. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Search for or type managed accounts import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed accounts import rule is defined. |
Action performed by | Type either the service or user that performed the test. |
Current status | Select the current status to include:
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Result | Select the results to be displayed:
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Import rule test date | Define a date range for the test date. |
Import rule binding failures
Purpose: Deactivation of imported managed account or systems due to import rule condition expression mismatch.
Executable: importrulebindfailures
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered object type | Choose:
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Managed systems rule ID | Search for or type managed systems import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed systems import rule is defined. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Search for or type managed accounts import rules. This option only appears if at least one managed accounts import rule is defined. |
Discovered account | Type the name of the discovered account to include in the report. This option is only available when Discovered object type is set to "Discovered account". |
Discovered system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of discovered systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more discovered systems. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more policies. |
Import rule test date | Define a date range for the test date. |
Import rules performance
Purpose: This report calculates performance statistics for import rule evaluations.
Executable: importruleperformance
Criteria | Description |
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Rule type | Select one of the options from the drop-down list:
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Target systems rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target system import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
Managed systems rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target system import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed account import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
Integration direction | Select one of the options from the drop-down list:
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Rule execution status | Select statuses:
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Rule execution start date | Define a date range during which the rule started execution. |
Rule execution end date | Define a date range during which the rule finished execution. |
Imported target systems
Purpose: Target systems that were added using an import rule.
Executable: importtargets
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered target system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of auto-discovered target systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more discovered target systems. |
Target systems rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target system import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
New system connection credentials | Select credentials to be used to connect to the target systems:
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Imported managed systems
Purpose: Managed systems that were added using an import rule.
Executable: importsystems
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered managed system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more discovered managed systems. |
Managed systems rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of target system import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed system policies to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system policies. |
Imported managed accounts
Purpose: Managed accounts that were added using an import rule.
Executable: importaccounts
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered account | Type the ID of a managed account to include in the report. |
Discovered managed system | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed systems to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed systems. |
Managed accounts rule ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed account import rules to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more import rules. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of managed system policies to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more managed system policies. |
Automatically discovered target system administrator creation
Purpose: List administrators created from target system import rules. Executable: admincreation Search Criteria:
Criteria | Description |
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Discovered target system | Enter the ID of the discovered target system. Alternatively, search to find matching discovered target systems. |
Target systems rule ID | Enter the ID of the target system rule ID. Alternatively, search to find the matching rules. |
Administrator ID | Enter the ID of the administrator. |
Last run time | Define a date range for the last run time. |
Team Management configuration
Purpose: Displays configuration of Team Management, including teams, team members and their privileges, and onboarded systems and accounts.
Executable: pamteammanagement
Criteria | Description |
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Report type | Select a report type from the drop-down list:
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Team name | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for teams you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more teams. This field is only available for report types that include teams. |
Team description | Type the description for a team you want to include in the report. This field is only available for report types that include teams. |
Privilege | Select one or more privileges to include in the report. Privileges include:
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Group by privilege | Enable this checkbox to group records by privilege. This field is only available for report types that include privileges. |
System ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for onboarded systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more onboarded systems. This field is only available for report types that include systems. |
System name | Type the description for a managed system you want to include in the report. This field is only available for report types that include systems. |
User ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs of team users to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more users. This field is only available for report types that include users. |
User name | Type the name for a team user you want to include in the report. This field is only available for report types that include users. |
Account name | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for onboarded accounts you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more onboarded accounts. This field is only available for report types that include accounts. |
Click below to view a demonstration of running a privileged access configuration report to review the team management configuration.
Conflicting passwords
Purpose: List current conflicting passwords and their details.
Executable: conflictingpasswords
Criteria | Description |
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Account | Select or search for one or more accounts to include in the report. |
Managed system ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of IDs for managed systems you want to include in the report. Alternatively, you can search for one or more managed systems. |
Managed system policy ID | Type a comma-and-space-delimited list of managed system policy IDs to include in the report. Alternatively, search for one or more policies. |