HP RISS Components manual Account Synchronization overview, Creating and running DAS jobs

5 Account Synchronization

Use this view to configure dynamic account synchronization (DAS), which automatically creates and updates email user accounts on the RISS, and imports groups and group memberships. You can define multiple configurations that track sets of users from one or more LDAP servers for specific RISS domains.

This chapter contains the following topics for RIM for Exchange administrators. RIM for Domino administrators will find information on account synchronization (DAS) in their RIM for Domino Administrator Guide.

•Account Synchronization overview, page 43

•Creating and running DAS jobs, page 43

•Editing or deleting jobs, page 47

•Managing available HTTP portals, page 47

•Editing or deleting available LDAP connections, page 47

•Viewing DAS history logs, page 48

Table 25 Link to Account Synchronization view

Origin	Link
left menu	User Management > Account Synchronization

Account Synchronization overview

The Account Synchronization view is divided into three sections.

•The DAS Available Jobs section lists all jobs created and assigned to an HTTP portal.

•The LDAP Server Connectors section lists available LDAP connections.

•The Jobs History Logs section shows the history of DAS job runs.

Creating and running DAS jobs

The basic steps for creating and running a DAS job are as follows:

1.Create an LDAP connection. See "Creating LDAP server connections" on page 43.

2.Create the job. When you create a new job, you assign the job a name and an LDAP connection, and set up the job query in the LDAP server. See "Creating jobs" on page 44.

3.Assign the job to an HTTP portal. See "Assigning HTTP portals" on page 46.

4.Run the job. See "Running DAS jobs" on page 47.

Creating LDAP server connections

To create an LDAP connection:

1.In the LDAP Server Connectors area, click New LDAP.

2.Complete the form to create an LDAP service connection by entering the following information:

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