Default users and groups
MVMM users and groups
TSMA integration users and groups
| Name | Type | Description |
| TSMA Administrator | User | User that is created during the configuration of the integration with , including the Integration Configuration and Project Access permissions. This user can use the mqtool utility, use the three options in the Object Repository Tab and execute the Create WMQ Connection policy action. Also, all groups with this permission are added as a Administrator when the integration is configured or reconfigured. If you need to reconfigure the integration, see Managing-integration-with-MainView-Middleware-Administrator-with-the-CLI. The credentials for a single user with this permission are preserved in the services.cfg file, enabling this user to log into and configure . If you must change the user's credentials, BMC recommends that you use themqtool utility to do so. You can change this user’s password during logon to the Monitor Console or from the Security tab. However, do not use mqsusertool, because it updates the password directly in the security service. When using Active Directory, you should first change the password in Active Directory. Between the time that you change the password in Active Directory and when you execute the mqtool utility, any attempts to add or update WMQ Connections or synchronize groups will fail. |
| TSMA Users | Group | Group that enables users to access the project. During the upgrade, groups that had permission to run the Configuration Manager are granted the “ Project Access” permission. |
| LDAP User | User | Single user that enables to access the security server to authenticate users and retrieve user and group information. This user requires no permission for other activities in and does not need to belong to a group. The credentials for a single user with this permission are preserved in the services.cfg file, enabling this user to log into and configure . If you must change this user’s credentials, BMC recommends that you use the mqtool utility to do so. You can change this user’s password during logon to the Monitor Console or from the Security tab. However, do not use mqsusertool, because it updates the password directly in the security service. When using Active Directory, you must first use the mqtool utility to change the user or password and then change the user’s password in Active Directory. Between the time that the mqtool utility is executed and the password is changed in Active Directory, users are unable to log into . |