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Privileged access configuration reports

Group set configuration

Purpose: Configuration of group sets.

Executable: managedgroupset

Table 1. Group set configuration report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Item type to display

Select the group set configuration item type to search by:

  • All : Lists all of the configuration item types of group sets. This is the default setting.

  • Target system hosting user accounts : Lists only the target systems of group sets.

  • Explicitly attached groups : Lists only the explicitly attached groups of group sets.

  • Group inclusion rules : Lists only the group inclusion rules of group 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 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" .



Table 2. Group set configuration report output

Column

Description

Managed system policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the group set.

Group set ID

The unique identifier of the group set.

Group set description

The description of the group set.

Group set type

The type of the group set configuration item (target system, explicitly attached group, or group inclusion rule).

Member ID

The ID of the member within the group set (group ID, target system ID, or rule ID depending on the item type).

Member description

The description of the member.

Target system ID

The ID of the target system associated with the group set member.

Target system description

The description of the target system.



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

Table 3. Group set members - Missing on managed systems report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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"



Table 4. Group set members - Missing on managed systems report output

Column

Description

Managed system policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy where the group set is configured.

Group set ID

The ID of the group set containing the missing group.

Missing group ID

The ID of the group that is defined in the group set but missing on the managed system.

Missing group target ID

The ID of the target system where the group is missing.

Missing group target description

The description of the target system where the group is missing.

Group type

The type of group membership (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

Table 5. Account set configuration report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

There are three types of reports to select from:

  • Details . All existing account sets should be returned in this mode.

  • Explicitly attached accounts . Only existing account sets with explicitly attached accounts should be returned in this mode.

  • Account inclusion rule and conditions . Only existing account sets with an account inclusion rule should be returned in this mode. The rule may or may not have conditions attached.

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:

  • (All): all queries (default)

  • Yes : shared queries only

  • No : personal queries only

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:

  • (All): valid and invalid accounts (default)

  • Yes : valid accounts only

  • No : invalid accounts only

Rule ID

Type in a specific rule ID or leave it blank to return all of the rules attached to the account set.



The report output columns depend on the report type selected.

Table 6. Account set configuration report output — Configuration

Column

Description

Query ID

The unique identifier of the account set query.

Query description

The description of the account set query.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the account set.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Creator

The user who created the account set.

Shared

Indicates whether the account set is shared or personal.



Table 7. Account set configuration report output — Accounts

Column

Description

Query ID

The unique identifier of the account set query.

Query description

The description of the account set query.

Account ID

The unique identifier of the account.

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.

Valid account

Indicates whether the account is currently valid.



Table 8. Account set configuration report output — Import rules

Column

Description

Query ID

The unique identifier of the account set query.

Query description

The description of the account set query.

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Include all accounts

Indicates whether all accounts are included by the rule.

Requirement

The requirement associated with the rule condition.

Requirement ID

The unique identifier of the requirement.

Requirement description

The description of the requirement.

Requirement attribute

The attribute used in the requirement condition.

Requirement value

The value used in the requirement condition.

Enabled requirement

Indicates whether the requirement is enabled.



Account set access log

Purpose: History of account set access.

Executable: maqlog

Table 9. Account set access log report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • (All): all queries (default)

  • Yes : shared queries only

  • No : personal queries only

Operation

Choose one or many (hold down the Ctrl key to select more than one) of the following options:

  • Add an account set . This will display account sets that were created.

  • Account set access revocation . This will display account set access requests that were revoked.

  • Check in account sets . This will display account set access request check-ins.

  • Check out account set access . This will display account set access request check-outs.

  • Delete an account set . This will display account sets that were deleted.

  • Update an account set . This will display account sets that were updated.

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.



Table 10. Account set access log report output columns

Column

Description

Query ID

The unique identifier of the account set query.

Query description

The description of the account set query.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the account set.

Shared

Indicates whether the account set is shared or personal.

Operation

The type of operation performed on the account set.

Message

Additional details or messages about the operation.

Member

The user who performed the operation.

Target system ID

The target system ID associated with the operation.

Operation date

The date and time the operation was performed.

Account name

The name of the account involved in the operation.



Account set saved commands

Purpose: Allows you to query detailed information about account sets saved commands.

Executable: maqsavedcommand

Table 11. Account set saved commands report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • (All): all commands (default)

  • Yes : shared commands only

  • No : personal commands only



Table 12. Account set saved commands report output columns

Column

Description

Command

The saved command text.

Query ID

The unique identifier of the account set query.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the account set.

Creator

The user who created the saved command.

Create date

The date and time the command was created.

Shared

Indicates whether the command is shared or personal.

Times executed

The number of times the command has been executed.

Last execution

The date and time the command was last executed.



Discovered system status

Purpose: Displays the status of discovered systems (managed or unmanaged).

Executable: discoveredsystemstatus

Table 13. Discovered system status report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Status

Select a status to run:

  • All

  • Managed

  • Unmanaged

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.



Table 14. Discovered system status report output

Column

Description

Discovered system ID

The unique identifier of the discovered system.

Discovered system name

The name of the discovered system.

Type

The type of the discovered system.

Address

The network address of the discovered system.

Display attribute 1-3

Dynamic columns showing the values of up to three selected display attributes. The column headers reflect the attribute names chosen in the search criteria.

Filter attribute 1-3

Dynamic columns showing the values of up to three selected filter attributes. The column headers reflect the attribute names chosen in the search criteria.

Status

The current status of the discovered system (managed or unmanaged).

Admin ID status

The status of the administrator ID associated with the discovered system.

Last connection time

The date and time of the last successful connection to the discovered system.



Managed system status

Purpose: Status of managed systems, including number of managed accounts, last connection time and failure counts.

Executable: managedsystemstatus

Table 15. Managed system status report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select a report type from the drop-down list:

  • View updated systems

  • View systems that were not updated

Integration direction

Select one of the options from the drop-down list:

  • Push mode

  • Local service mode

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:

  • All

  • Attached to at least one policy

  • Not attached to a policy

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:

  • All

  • Show only systems where passwords have been randomized

  • Show only systems where no passwords have been randomized

  • Show only systems with at least one managed account whose password has not been randomized

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".



Table 16. Managed system status report output

Column

Description

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

Address

The network address of the managed system.

Managed system attribute 1-3

Dynamic columns showing the values of up to three managed system attributes. The column headers reflect the attribute names configured for the system.

Display attribute 1-3

Dynamic columns showing the values of up to three selected display attributes. The column headers reflect the attribute names chosen in the search criteria.

Status

The current policy attachment status of the managed system.

Managed system policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the system.

Managed system policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Last connection time

The date and time of the last successful connection to the managed system.

Discovered accounts

The number of accounts discovered on the managed system.

Listed accounts

The number of accounts listed on the managed system.

Managed accounts

The total number of managed accounts on the system.

Managed accounts with random password

The number of managed accounts that have had their passwords randomized.



Managed system summary

Purpose: List information about managed systems.

Executable: resourcesummary

Table 17. Managed system summary report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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 .



Table 18. Managed system summary report output columns

Column

Description

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.

Address

The network address of the managed system.

System status

The current status of the managed system.

Deleted

Indicates whether the managed system has been deleted.

Managed system type

The type of the managed system.

Target type

The target type of the managed system.

OS version

The operating system version of the managed system.

Last connection time

The date and time of the last connection to the managed system.

Time since last connection

The elapsed time since the last connection to the managed system.

Initial time

The date and time the managed system was initially added.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the system.

Number of managed accounts

The total number of managed accounts on the system.



Account / Subscriber dependencies

Purpose: Show domain and local accounts and the objects that use them.

Executable: discoveredaccounts

Table 19. Account / Subscriber dependencies report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select the type of report to run:

  • Domain account : Domain accounts running local server/workstation objects

  • Local account : Local accounts running server/workstation objects

  • Object : Subscribers/Security groups

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:

  • (All) : managed and unmanaged accounts

  • Managed : managed accounts only

  • Unmanaged : unmanaged accounts only

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:

  • Used to run a service

  • Used in IIS Application Pool, Virtual Directory or FTP Site

  • Used to run a scheduled task

  • Used to run a DCOM object

  • Custom account usage

  • Sharepoint service account

Associated target system status

Select the type of target systems to include:

  • (All) : managed and unmanaged target systems

  • Managed : managed target systems only

  • Unmanaged : unmanaged target systems only

Associated target system integration method

Select the type of target system integration to include:

  • (All): push and local service mode target systems

  • Push mode

  • Local service mode

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.



The output columns vary depending on the selected report type.

Table 20. Domain account report output

Column

Description

Observed account

The observed domain account ID as provided to the object.

Discovered computer

The discovered computer where the object was found.

Object name

The name of the object using the account.

Object type

The type of object (service, scheduled task, DCOM, etc.).

Associated account

The short ID of the associated account.

Associated target system

The target system where the associated account resides.

Status

The managed or unmanaged status of the associated account.

Integration method

The integration method of the associated target system (push or local service mode).

Last load time

The date and time the object was last loaded.



Table 21. Local account report output

Column

Description

Observed account

The observed local account ID as provided to the object.

Target system

The target system where the account and objects reside.

Object name

The name of the object using the account.

Object type

The type of object (service, scheduled task, DCOM, etc.).

Associated account

The short ID of the associated account.

Status

The managed or unmanaged status of the associated account.

Integration method

The integration method of the target system (push or local service mode).

Last load time

The date and time the object was last loaded.



Table 22. Object report output

Column

Description

Object name

The name of the object (subscriber or security group).

Object type

The type of object.

Discovered computer

The discovered computer where the object was found.

Observed account

The observed account ID used by the object.

Associated account

The short ID of the associated account.

Associated target system

The target system where the associated account resides.

Status

The managed or unmanaged status of the associated account.

Integration method

The integration method of the associated target system.

Last load time

The date and time the object was last loaded.



Discovered subscribers

Purpose: Show discovered subscribers and its attributes.

Executable: discoveredsubscribers

Table 23. Discovered subscribers report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select the type of report to run:

  • Domain account : Domain accounts running local server/workstation objects

  • Local account : Local accounts running server/workstation objects

  • Subscriber not associated : Objects not currently associated to a target system

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:

  • Used to run a service

  • Used in IIS Application Pool, Virtual Directory or FTP Site

  • Used to run a scheduled task

  • Used as identity for a DCOM object

  • Custom account usage

  • Sharepoint service account

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:

  • (All): managed and unmanaged accounts

  • Managed : managed accounts only

  • Unmanaged : unmanaged accounts only

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.



The report output columns depend on the report type selected.

Table 24. Discovered subscribers report output — By target system

Column

Description

Target system

The target system from which the subscriber was discovered.

Target system description

The description of the target system.

Discovered computer

The computer on which the subscriber was discovered.

Discovered target system ID

The unique identifier of the discovered target system.

Discovered target system description

The description of the discovered target system.

Observed account ID

The account ID observed running the object.

Object type

The type of object (service, scheduled task, IIS, DCOM, etc.).

Object name

The name of the discovered object.

Associated account ID

The account ID associated with the subscriber.

Associated account status

Whether the associated account is managed or unmanaged.

Last load time

The date and time the object was last loaded.

Attribute

The subscriber attribute name.

Attribute value

The value of the subscriber attribute.



Table 25. Discovered subscribers report output — By object

Column

Description

Object name

The name of the discovered object.

Object type

The type of object (service, scheduled task, IIS, DCOM, etc.).

Discovered computer

The computer on which the subscriber was discovered.

Discovered target system ID

The unique identifier of the discovered target system.

Discovered target system description

The description of the discovered target system.

Observed account ID

The account ID observed running the object.

Last load time

The date and time the object was last loaded.

Attribute

The subscriber attribute name.

Attribute value

The value of the subscriber attribute.



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

Table 26. Managed systems and accounts - Import method report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select the type of report to run:

  • Managed accounts : Lists managed accounts and how they were managed.

  • Managed systems : Lists managed systems and how they were managed.

Method

Select the type of method the managed accounts or systems were added:

  • Added automatically or manually set : Lists managed accounts or systems that have been added manually or using import rules.

  • Manually set : Lists managed accounts or systems that have been added manually.

  • Added automatically : Lists managed accounts or systems that have been added using import rules.

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.



The output columns vary depending on the selected report type.

Table 27. Managed accounts - Import method report output

Column

Description

Account

The managed account ID.

Managed system ID

The ID of the managed system where the account resides.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Method

The method by which the account was added (manually or automatically via import rule).



Table 28. Managed systems - Import method report output

Column

Description

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

Discovered system name

The name of the discovered system associated with the managed system.

Rule ID

The ID of the import rule used to add the managed system.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Method

The method by which the system was added (manually or automatically via import rule).

Date managed

The date when the system was added as a managed system.



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

Table 29. Managed account attributes report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.

The report output includes the following fixed columns, plus dynamic attribute columns based on the attributes selected in the search criteria.

Table 30. Managed account attributes report output columns

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the account.

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.

Managed account

The managed account ID.



Additional columns are dynamically added based on the discovered system attributes, managed system resource attributes, account attributes, and managed account resource attributes selected in the search criteria.

Managed system policies

Purpose: Lists information about managed system policies.

Executable: resgroup

Table 31. Managed system policies report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • No password synchronization

  • Synchronize accounts with same ID

  • Synchronize all accounts in policy

Authentication type

Select one or more authentication types. This option is only available if Report type = Summary .

  • Group set

  • Password

  • SSH key

Report type

Select what type of report to generate:

  • Summary

  • List managed accounts

  • List target type summary

  • Display managed system policy password policies

  • Display password randomization schedule details

  • List managed system import rules

  • List managed system policies authorizers



The report output columns depend on the report type selected.

Table 32. Managed system policies report output — Configuration (Summary)

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

User

The user associated with the policy.

Managed system

The managed system associated with the policy.

Managed group

The managed group associated with the policy.

Resource type

The type of resource managed by the policy.

Managed by

The node managing the policy.

Sync type

The password synchronization type configured for the policy.

Authentication type

The authentication type (password, SSH key, or group set).



Table 33. Managed system policies report output — Accounts

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Account ID

The unique identifier of the managed account.

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.



Table 34. Managed system policies report output — Schedule

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Sunday

The password randomization schedule for Sunday.

Monday

The password randomization schedule for Monday.

Tuesday

The password randomization schedule for Tuesday.

Wednesday

The password randomization schedule for Wednesday.

Thursday

The password randomization schedule for Thursday.

Friday

The password randomization schedule for Friday.

Saturday

The password randomization schedule for Saturday.



Table 35. Managed system policies report output — Summary (Target type)

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Target type

The target type of the managed system.

Total count

The total number of managed systems of this target type.



Table 36. Managed system policies report output — Compliance

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Rule description

The description of the password policy rule.

Status

The compliance status of the rule.

Value

The configured value for the rule.



Table 37. Managed system policies report output — Import rules

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Rule type

The type of import rule.



Table 38. Managed system policies report output — Authorizers

Column

Description

Authorizer source

The source of the authorizer (user group, user class, etc.).

Authorizer ID

The unique identifier of the authorizer.

Phase

The authorization phase.

Authorization for

The type of access the authorizer can approve.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Resource type

The type of resource managed by the policy.

Managed by

The node managing the policy.

Sync type

The password synchronization type configured for the policy.



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 39. 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".



The output columns vary depending on the selected report type.

Table 40. Privileged password synchronization conflicts - By account report output

Column

Description

Account

The managed account ID.

Managed system ID

The ID of the managed system where the account resides.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

No sync

The number of policies where the account has no password synchronization.

Account-based sync

The number of policies where the account has account-based password synchronization.

Policy-based sync

The number of policies where the account has policy-based password synchronization.



Table 41. Privileged password synchronization conflicts - By policy report output

Column

Description

Account

The managed account ID.

Managed system ID

The ID of the managed system.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy.

Sync type

The type of password synchronization configured for the account in this policy.



Table 42. Privileged password synchronization conflicts - By policy first report output

Column

Description

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy.

Sync type

The type of password synchronization configured in this policy.

Account

The managed account ID.

Managed system ID

The ID of the managed system.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.



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

Table 43. Configured user groups in managed system policies report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



The report output columns depend on whether Display configuration details is selected.

Table 44. Configured user groups report output — Summary

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

User group ID

The unique identifier of the user group.

User group description

The description of the user group.



Table 45. Configured user groups report output — Detailed

Column

Description

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.

Account ID

The unique identifier of the managed account.

User group ID

The unique identifier of the user group.

User group description

The description of the user group.

Access control

The access control assigned to the user group (displayed as a single column or multiple columns depending on the search criteria).

View group set

Permission to view the group set.

Modify group set

Permission to modify the group set.

View password

Permission to view the password.

Modify password

Permission to modify the password.

Request password

Permission to request the password.

View info

Permission to view account information.

View group set access

Permission to view group set access.

Request group set access

Permission to request group set access.

Search session monitoring

Permission to search session monitoring records.

View session monitoring

Permission to view session monitoring records.

View in browser session monitoring

Permission to view session monitoring in a browser.

MSP reports

Permission to run managed system policy reports.

View historical password

Permission to view historical passwords.

Modify account set

Permission to modify account sets.

Manage system

Permission to manage the system.

User class ID

The unique identifier of the user class.

User class description

The description of the user class.

User ID

The unique identifier of the user.

User name

The display name of the user.



Rights of specified users

Purpose: Show all access rights that specified users have within Privileged Access Manager.

Executable: useraccess

Table 46. Rights of specified users report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



Table 47. Rights of specified users report output

Column

Description

User ID

The unique identifier of the user.

User name

The full name of the user.

Managed account ID

The ID of the managed account the user has access to.

Managed system ID

The ID of the managed system associated with the account.

Managed system name

The name of the managed system.

Group set ID

The ID of the group set the user has access to.

Group set description

The description of the group set.

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Policy status

The current status of the managed system policy (active or inactive).

User group

The user group through which the user has access.

Request password

Indicates whether the user can request the password for the managed account.

View password

Indicates whether the user can view the password for the managed account.

Modify password

Indicates whether the user can modify the password for the managed account.

View info

Indicates whether the user can view information about the managed account.

Request group set

Indicates whether the user can request access to the group set.

View group set

Indicates whether the user can view the group set.



Import rules list

Purpose: Configuration of import rules used to activate target systems, managed systems and managed accounts.

Executable: importrulelist

Table 48. Import rules list report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • All

  • Target systems

  • Managed systems

  • Managed accounts

Action to perform on matching objects

Select the type of rule usage:

  • All

  • Manage or bind all discovered objects that satisfy this rule

  • Stop managing or unbind all discovered objects that satisfied this rule



Table 49. Import rules list report output

Column

Description

Rule type

The type of import rule (target systems, managed systems, or managed accounts).

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Auto import

Indicates whether the rule is configured for automatic import.

Template target

The template target system used by the import rule.

Connection credential

The connection credential method configured for the rule.

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the rule.

Usage

The action the rule performs on matching objects (manage/bind or stop managing/unbind).

Requirement

The requirement type for the import rule condition.

Requirement ID

The unique identifier of the requirement condition.

Requirement description

The description of the requirement condition.

Requirement value

The value configured for the requirement condition.



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

Table 50. Import rule test results report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • All: This is the default setting

  • Target systems

  • Managed systems

  • Managed accounts

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:

  • All: This is the default setting.

  • Managed

  • Unmanaged

Result

Select the results to be displayed:

  • All: This is the default setting.

  • Passed

  • Failed

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 .



The output columns vary depending on the selected report type.

Table 51. Import rule test results - By rule report output

Column

Description

Rule type

The type of import rule (target systems, managed systems, or managed accounts).

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Discovered object

The discovered object that was tested against the rule.

Discovered system

The discovered system associated with the tested object.



Table 52. Import rule test results - By object report output

Column

Description

Discovered object

The discovered object that was tested against import rules.

Discovered system

The discovered system associated with the tested object.

Priority

The priority of the import rule.

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Rule type

The type of import rule.

Result

The result of the test (passed or failed).

Policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the rule.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Usage

The action the rule performs on matching objects.

Requirement ID

The ID of the requirement condition that was tested.

Failure attribute

The attribute that caused the test to fail, if applicable.

Current status

The current managed or unmanaged status of the discovered object.

Test date

The date and time when the import rule test was performed.

Performed by

The service or user that performed the test.



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

Table 53. Import rule trial run results report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • All

  • Target systems

  • Managed systems

  • Managed accounts

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:

  • All: This is the default setting.

  • Managed

  • Unmanaged

Result

Select the results to be displayed:

  • All: This is the default setting.

  • Passed

  • Failed

Import rule test date

Define a date range for the test date.



Table 54. Import rule trial run results report output columns

Column

Description

Rule type

The type of import rule (target systems, managed systems, or managed accounts).

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Discovered object

The discovered object that was tested against the import rule.

Discovered system

The discovered system associated with the object.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the rule.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Result

Whether the trial run passed or failed.

Fail condition

The condition that caused the trial run to fail, if applicable.

Test status

The status of the trial run test.

Current status

The current status of the discovered object (managed or unmanaged).

Last modified time

The date and time the record was last modified.

Start time

The date and time the trial run started.

End time

The date and time the trial run ended.

Performed by

The service or user that performed the trial run.



Import rule binding failures

Purpose: Deactivation of imported managed account or systems due to import rule condition expression mismatch.

Executable: importrulebindfailures

Table 55. Import rule binding failures report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Discovered object type

Choose:

  • Discovered system : Returns only systems that were deactivated.

  • Discovered account : Returns only accounts that were deactivated.

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.



Table 56. Import rule binding failures report output columns

Column

Description

Rule type

The type of import rule (managed systems or managed accounts).

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Requirement

The requirement that was evaluated.

Failure requirement

The specific requirement that caused the binding failure.

Failure attribute key

The attribute key associated with the failure condition.

Failure operation

The operation that was being performed when the failure occurred.

Failure attribute value

The attribute value that caused the failure.

Discovered account

The discovered account that failed binding.

Discovered system ID

The unique identifier of the discovered system.

Discovered system name

The name of the discovered system.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the rule.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Test date

The date and time the import rule was tested.

Evaluation method

The method used to evaluate the import rule.

Performed by

The service or user that performed the import rule evaluation.



Import rules performance

Purpose: This report calculates performance statistics for import rule evaluations.

Executable: importruleperformance

Table 57. Import rules performance report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Rule type

Select one of the options from the drop-down list:

  • All

  • Target systems

  • Managed systems

  • Managed accounts

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:

  • All

  • Push mode

  • Local service mode

Rule execution status

Select statuses:

  • Finished

  • Processing

  • Canceled

  • Deleting

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.



Table 58. Import rules performance report output columns

Column

Description

Rule type

The type of import rule (target systems, managed systems, or managed accounts).

Rule ID

The unique identifier of the import rule.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Integration method

The integration method used (push mode or local service mode).

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the rule.

Occurrences

The number of times the rule was evaluated.

Total time (ms)

The total execution time in milliseconds across all occurrences.

Average time (ms)

The average execution time in milliseconds per occurrence.

Minimum time (ms)

The minimum execution time in milliseconds for a single occurrence.

Maximum time (ms)

The maximum execution time in milliseconds for a single occurrence.



Imported target systems

Purpose: Target systems that were added using an import rule.

Executable: importtargets

Table 59. Imported target systems report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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:

  • Create new credentials on managed system

  • Use valid credential from template target system

  • Use credentials from source system



Table 60. Imported target systems report output

Column

Description

Discovered target system

The ID of the discovered target system that was imported.

Target system description

The description of the target system.

Source target system

The source target system from which the import was performed.

Rule ID

The ID of the import rule that was used to import the target system.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Connection credential

The connection credential method used for the imported target system.

Administrator ID

The ID of the administrator assigned to the imported target system.



Imported managed systems

Purpose: Managed systems that were added using an import rule.

Executable: importsystems

Table 61. Imported managed systems report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



Table 62. Imported managed systems report output

Column

Description

Discovered managed system

The ID of the discovered managed system that was imported.

Managed system name

The name assigned to the managed system.

Source target system

The source target system from which the managed system was imported.

Managed system policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the imported system.

Managed system policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Rule ID

The ID of the import rule used to import the managed system.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.



Imported managed accounts

Purpose: Managed accounts that were added using an import rule.

Executable: importaccounts

Table 63. Imported managed accounts report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



Table 64. Imported managed accounts report output

Column

Description

Discovered account

The ID of the discovered account that was imported as a managed account.

Discovered managed system

The name of the discovered managed system associated with the account.

Discovered managed system ID

The unique ID of the discovered managed system.

Target system description

The description of the target system where the account was discovered.

Rule ID

The ID of the import rule used to import the managed account.

Rule description

The description of the import rule.

Managed system policy ID

The ID of the managed system policy associated with the account.

Managed system policy description

The description of the managed system policy.



Automatically discovered target system administrator creation

Purpose: List administrators created from target system import rules.

Executable: admincreation

Table 65. Automatically discovered target system administrator creation report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



Table 66. Automatically discovered target system administrator creation report output

Column

Description

Discovered target system

The ID of the discovered target system where the administrator was created.

Administrator ID

The ID of the administrator that was created.

Result

The result of the administrator creation attempt (success or failure).

Error message

The error message if the administrator creation failed.

Time

The date and time when the administrator creation was attempted.

Rule ID

The ID of the target system import rule that triggered the administrator creation.

Rule version

The version of the import rule at the time of execution.



Team Management configuration

Purpose: Displays configuration of Team Management, including teams, team members and their privileges, and onboarded systems and accounts.

Executable: pamteammanagement

Table 67. Team Management configuration report search criteria

Criteria

Description

Report type

Select a report type from the drop-down list:

  • Teams

  • Teams and systems

  • Teams and system/accounts

  • Teams and privileges

  • Teams and users

  • Teams, privileges, and users

  • Teams, privileges, users, and systems

  • Teams, privileges, users, and systems/accounts

  • Users, systems, and privileges

  • Users, system/accounts, and privileges

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:

  • Account Trustees

  • Approvers

  • Auto Approved

  • Credential Manager

  • LC Trustees

  • OTP Trustees

  • Requesters

  • Subscriber Trustees

  • System Trustees

  • Team Trustees

  • Vault Trustees

    This field is only available for report types that include privileges.

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.

The report output columns depend on the report type selected.

Table 68. Team Management report output — Teams

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.



Table 69. Team Management report output — Systems

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.



Table 70. Team Management report output — Accounts

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.

Account name

The name of the onboarded account.



Table 71. Team Management report output — Privileges

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the team.



Table 72. Team Management report output — Members

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the team member.

User name

The display name of the team member.



Table 73. Team Management report output — Members with privileges

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the team member.

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the team member.

User name

The display name of the team member.



Table 74. Team Management report output — Members with systems

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the team member.

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the team member.

User name

The display name of the team member.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.



Table 75. Team Management report output — Members with accounts

Column

Description

Team name

The name of the team.

Team description

The description of the team.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the team member.

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the team member.

User name

The display name of the team member.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.

Account name

The name of the onboarded account.



Table 76. Team Management report output — By user

Column

Description

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the user.

User name

The display name of the user.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the user.



Table 77. Team Management report output — By user with accounts

Column

Description

Membership

The type of membership (direct or via group).

Group

The group through which the user is a member, if applicable.

User ID

The unique identifier of the user.

User name

The display name of the user.

System ID

The unique identifier of the onboarded system.

System name

The display name of the onboarded system.

Account name

The name of the onboarded account.

Privilege

The privilege assigned to the user.



Conflicting passwords

Purpose: List current conflicting passwords and their details.

Executable: conflictingpasswords

Table 78. Conflicting passwords report search criteria

Criteria

Description

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.



Table 79. Conflicting passwords report output columns

Column

Description

Account

The account with a conflicting password.

Managed system ID

The unique identifier of the managed system.

Managed system name

The display name of the managed system.

Policy ID

The managed system policy ID associated with the account.

Policy description

The description of the managed system policy.

Manual reason

The reason the password was flagged as conflicting.

Last action

The last action taken on the conflicting password.