Principal Not Found error in RSA Authentication Manager Bulk Administration (AMBA)
Originally Published: 2016-11-09
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Product/Service Type: Authentication Manager Bulk Administration
Issue
Failure:<date and time> : ................... return: Principal Not found
Despite the error, the user exists in the Authentication Manager Security Console and can be managed.Cause
AMBA will only search for users in the default security domain (i. e., SystemDomain) and in the internal database if no specific domain or identity source is defined in the command input file.
Resolution
- For specifying a security domain, add the field SecurityDomain in the header for the security domain information.
- For specifying an identity source, add the field named IdentitySource in the header for the identity source information.
Action,DefLogin,ProfileName,SecurityDomain,IdentitySource
AP,anthony,CISCO,TestDomain,MyCompanyADNotes
If the objects are not in the default security domain or identity source, then the command must explicitly define these parameters.
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