View Default Security Domain Mappings
Security domain mappings allow you to override the system’s default behavior of adding all users from an LDAP identity source to the top-level security domain. Using security domain mapping, you can configure the system to add users from an LDAP identity source into a specific security domain.
Before you begin
The identity source must be in your administrative scope.
You must have the Security Domain Mappings permission.
Procedure
In the Security Console, click Setup > Identity Sources > Default Security Domain Mapping.
From the Identity Source drop-down menu, select the identity source where you want to view security domain mappings.
The Security Domain Mapping section shows the default security domain mappings for the identity source.
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