Synchronize Users from Internal Database to Cloud Authentication Service

Defining an Identity Source Name

A full-sync user synchronization creates a new identity source by default and uses the Authentication Manager’s hostname as the default name. You can edit it if needed. If you choose to retain the default name, modifying Authentication Manager’s hostname in future will not affect it.

You cannot edit the identity source name either during or after the user synchronization. If you need to edit it, you will need to disable user synchronization and then enable it again.

Before you begin 

• You should have connected Authentication Manager to Cloud Authentication Service (CAS).

• The users you want to synchronize with CAS should be included in at least one of your security domains.

Procedure 

1. In the Security Console, go to Setup > System Settings.

2. Under Authentication Settings, click RSA Cloud Authentication Service Configuration.

3. Select Synchronize Internal Database Users to Cloud Authentication Service (CAS) Using Security Domains.
   A new identity source with a default name is filled in the text box. The default identity Source name is the Authentication Manager’s hostname and it can contain up to 50 characters only.

4. Review the default identity source name and edit it if necessary.

5. Select the security domains that contain the users intended for synchronization with CAS.

6. Click Save.