10 | | • Deploy a working instance of Grouper; |
11 | | ( "working" entails an instance tested and accepted for these PoC functions, but not reduncant platform with active monitoring required for production) |
12 | | • Provide authentication and authorization to Grouper via UA-standard SAML IdP, verifying users with UA-Username & AD password |
13 | | • Create building-based groups within LDAP, and |
14 | | • Implement a process for automatically provisioning users into the appropriate group(s) based on the office location data in their LDAP record |
15 | | • Create ad hoc groups of allowed VPN users within LDAP, and |
16 | | • Implement a process and end user interface for provisioning individual users into one or more such groups |
17 | | • Verify that group membership lists and groups to which and individual belongs are both consumable via LDAP queries |
18 | | • Document all configurations, interfaces, and connectors |
19 | | • Train IAM as needed on maintenance and operation of Grouper, connectors, and interfaces |
| 10 | • Deploy a working instance of Grouper; ( "working" entails an instance tested and accepted for these PoC functions, but not reduncant platform with active monitoring required for production)[[BR]] |
| 11 | • Provide authentication and authorization to Grouper via UA-standard SAML IdP, verifying users with UA-Username & AD password[[BR]] |
| 12 | • Create building-based groups within LDAP, and [[BR]] |
| 13 | • Implement a process for automatically provisioning users into the appropriate group(s) based on the office location data in their LDAP record[[BR]] |
| 14 | • Create ad hoc groups of allowed VPN users within LDAP, and [[BR]] |
| 15 | • Implement a process and end user interface for provisioning individual users into one or more such groups[[BR]] |
| 16 | • Verify that group membership lists and groups to which and individual belongs are both consumable via LDAP queries[[BR]] |
| 17 | • Document all configurations, interfaces, and connectors[[BR]] |
| 18 | • Train IAM as needed on maintenance and operation of Grouper, connectors, and interfaces[[BR]] |
36 | | • Document the existing database structure of ZUAUSR and replicate the functionality in Grouper's database schema |
37 | | • Document a sub-set of existing ZUAUSR interfaces (Oracle FORMS) used for requesting and granting permissions and roles |
38 | | • Design the connector needed for Grouper to use legacy identities from Banner (which the existing in-house tool uses as user identities) or some means of mapping standard UA identities to those legacy identities |
| 35 | • Document the existing database structure of ZUAUSR and replicate the functionality in Grouper's database schema[[BR]] |
| 36 | • Document a sub-set of existing ZUAUSR interfaces (Oracle FORMS) used for requesting and granting permissions and roles[[BR]] |
| 37 | • Design the connector needed for Grouper to use legacy identities from Banner (which the existing in-house tool uses as user identities) or some means of mapping standard UA identities to those legacy identities[[BR]] |