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Article Number | 000037204 |
Applies To | RSA Product Set: Identity Governance & Lifecycle RSA Version/Condition: 7.1.0, 7.0.2. 7.0.1 |
Issue | The RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle Identity Collector (IDC) shows many users in a Changed state even though no attributes for the user have changed.
If you select the Identity Data Unification run under the Data Runs tab under the Admin Monitoring menu for the unification run. Under Task Results it shows that a large number of users under the Changed column.
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Cause | This issue may occur in new installations where the RSA identity collectors are collecting attributes to define a business unit but the business units have not been set up under the Users > Business Users menu. During unification RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle will attempt to resolve the business units for the collected users. If no business units have been defined, this process will run every time Unification is run and will attempt to update the business unit for every user. This is considered an change to the user status and counts as a change to the user. |
Resolution | Refer to the Online Help for "Creating Business Units" where it states that business units must be defined before running data collectors. Creating Business UnitsTo associate users and assets with a business unit, you must create it in RSA Identity Governance and Lifecycle before you run identity collection and other data collections. |
Notes | See the following article for additional information on processing business units after configuration: Users are not assigned to new RSA Identity Management and Governance and Lifecycle business unit after collection |