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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

Table 1. Privileged password synchronization conflicts report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select the type of report to run:

  • Display managed system policy account conflicts - summary : Lists a summary of conflicts. A conflict exists if a managed account on a managed system belongs to more than one managed system policy, and at least one of those policies has password synchronization enabled.

  • Display managed system policy account conflicts - details : Lists full details for the conflicts described in the summary above.

  • Display accounts with synchronized passwords : Lists managed accounts with synchronized passwords.

  • Display accounts with unsynchronized passwords : Lists managed accounts that are configured for password synchronization but are actually unsynchronized.

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".



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