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How do I add multiple User Aliases using API?
I am trying to add multiple user aliases to an account (around 50 - 100)
Using the GUI I am only able to add one at a time. To save some time and for future edits, we are trying to do this using the API. I have found documentation on editing a user but no attribute for the Alias.
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Authentication Manager Bulk Admin can do it....aliases are called GrpDefLogin.
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Example: I just put user zaz in a group aliasgrp
and ran an AMBA input file to assign a list of aliases for user ZAZ
input file:
cat cauu.csv
Action,deflogin,grpdeflogin,grpname
cau,zaz,zaz8,aliasgrp
cau,zaz,zaz7,aliasgrp
cau,zaz,zaz6,aliasgrp
cau,zaz,zaz5,aliasgrp
cau,zaz,zaz4,aliasgrp
cau,zaz,zaz3,aliasgrp
AMBA run:
rsaadmin@edavis-vm150:/opt/rsa/am/utils> ./rsautil AMBulkAdmin -a admin -P 'chillywilly123!' --verbose -m 0 -i cauu.csv
Result:
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We currently do not have the AMBA tool for our deployment.
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OK
In the Dev guide see Class AMPrincipalAliasDTO
This data transfer object (DTO) is used to specify an alias user ID for an existing Authentication Manager principal and optionally the location of a shell that will be set upon a successful logon of the user with the alias user ID.
One or more aliases can be set for a user using the UpdateAMPrincipalCommand. Existing aliases for a given user can be looked up using the LookupAMPrincipalCommand.
