RSA Identity Governance & Lifecycle Imported Roles do not show entitlements on Users
Originally Published: 2017-09-21
Last Modified: 2022-06-20
Article Number
Applies To
RSA Version/Condition: 6.9.x, 7.0.x ,7.1
Issue
- Export roles from one machine to the other by navigating to Roles > Actions > Export Roles.
- These roles contain members and entitlements. These entitlements show up under Users > Access for the members.
- Import the role(s) into another system using Roles > Actions > Import Roles.
- Directory/Application
- Identities
- Entitlements
This is expected behavior, as no entitlement shall be granted to any user without being audited through a Change Request.
Resolution
The rule must have the following attributes:
Type: Role Missing Entitlements
Condition: If there are role members missing required entitlements for any roles. (Any roles can be matched to customer requirements.)
Actions: Create CR to add missing entitlements
Actions: Create CR to add missing entitlements
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