RBACRole - syncUsers_5

RBACRole - syncUsers

Description :

This command synchronizes users belonging to an external directory group to the specified RBACRole role. The command also recursively searches for users of the subgroups that belong to the specified group and sychronizes them as well.

Prerequisite: To run this command, the role you used to initiate this BLCLI session must have read and write access to the users in the role you want to sync. Specifically, the BLCLI role must have User.Read, User.Modify, User.ModifyProperties and User.Delete permission for any users already assigned to the role you specify using the roleName argument.

You can use this command as part of the setup for the Active Directory user synchronization feature. For information about this feature, see the RBAC section of the BMC BladeLogic User Guide (Managing Access).

The operation argument provides the following options for deleting/disabling/pruning users from RBAC and from the role.

  • [pruneMissingUsers | -r] removes roles from users that are not found in the source
  • [disableMissingUsers | -e] disables users in RBAC if they are not found in the source
  • [disableAndPruneMissingUsers | -er | -re] performs both of the above operations
  • [deleteMissingUsers | -u] deletes users from RBAC if they are not found in the source
    The operation argument is optional -- you can leave it blank. If you leave it blank, the synchronization process adds new users to the role and does not affect existing users.

For ldapConnection, specify a named LDAP connection that you already created by using the Ldap : createConnection command.

For automationPrincipalName, specify the name of an automation principal that you already created by using the Impersonation : createAutomationPrincipal command.

Return type : DBKey

Command Input :

Variable Name

Variable Type

Description

roleName

String

Name of the role.

operation

String

Operation to be performed.

ldapConnection

String

Name of an existing LDAP connection.

automationPrincipalName

String

Name of an existing automation principal.

groupDN

String

Distinguished name of the directory group from which to synchronize users.

userFilter

String

LDAP filter to query users with.

userAttribute

String

Name of the LDAP attribute where the username is stored.

groupFilter

String

LDAP filter to query subgroups with.

memberAttribute

String

Name of the LDAP attribute where the group members are stored.

Examples :

Example

The following example synchronizes users of AD group CN=Administrators,CN=Users,DC=us,DC=sso,DC=bmc,DC=com configured on ActiveDirectory server engw2k8x64sso8.sso.bmc.com with the RBAC role DemoUS. It also synchronizes users of any subgroups that belong to the specified AD group. These users have the isSynchronizable property set to true. The operation pruneMissingUsers specifies that users not found in the ActiveDirectory source should get removed from the role. The query parameters specify how to find the users and groups belonging to that role.

Script

RBACRole syncUsers DemoUS pruneMissingUsers SSO DirAdmin CN=Administrators,CN=Users,DC=us,DC=sso,DC=bmc,DC=com (objectClass=user) userPrincipalName (objectClass=group) member 



Example

This example disables any existing users who belong to the role and who have the isSynchronizable property set to true.

Script

RBACRole syncUsers DemoUS disableMissingUsers SSO DirAdmin CN=Administrators,CN=Users,DC=us,DC=sso,DC=bmc,DC=com (objectClass=user) userPrincipalName (objectClass=group) member 



Example

This deletes any existing users who belong to the role and who have the isSynchronizable property set to true.

Script

RBACRole syncUsers DemoUS deleteMissingUsers SSO DirAdmin CN=Administrators,CN=Users,DC=us,DC=sso,DC=bmc,DC=com (objectClass=user) userPrincipalName (objectClass=group) member 



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