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Security Adminstration System: ID-Synch White Paper
Overview
ID-Synch™ simplifies multi-system directory management by providing system administrators and help desk operators with a uniform, enterprise-wide facility for creating, deleting, enabling, disabling and renaming login accounts. These operations are all accessed through a web-based graphical user interface, accessible from any WWW browser connected to the enterprise network.
ID-Synch™ uses templates and roles to allow novice users to manage accounts on advanced operating systems and databases. A friendly user interface hides the complexity of system-specific account parameters from these users.
| Publisher | M-Tech Information Technology, Inc. | File Format | HTML & PDF |
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| Date Published | September 2001 | Downloads | 1 |
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