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Working with the Identity and Tenant Management service in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle

Use user and identity management options to map users in
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 to roles that are available in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
.
Note that the VMware Identity Manager and
Workspace ONE Access
 terms are used interchangeably in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 product documentation.
Configuring
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 is a mandatory process before you install any
VMware Aria Suite
 products. If you have not installed
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 when installing
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
, you are prompted to configure and proceed.
Deployment of an identity manager through
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 is performed either through a single node or a cluster with an internal PostgreSQL database embedded in the appliance and does not support an external database like Microsoft SQL.
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 supports scale-out of
VMware Workspace ONE Access
. For more information, see Scale outWorkspace ONE Access for high availability inVMware Aria Suite Lifecycle.
After you deploy a global environment successfully, you can view the following options in the
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
Identity and Tenant Management
 service.
  • Directory Management
  • User Management
  • Tenant Management
Identity and Tenant management screen displaying the 3 cited options.
The following roles are available and visible on the
User Management
 page:
  • LCM Cloud Admin
  • Content Developer
  • Content Release Manager
  • Certificate Administrator
Although the
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 Cloud Admin has access to the
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 service, only a few services in the
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
Lifecycle Operations
Settings
 tab (for example,
NTP Server Setting
,
SNMP
,
DNS
,
My VMware
, and
Binary Mapping
) are accessed.
Only the
LCM Cloud Admin
 role and the
admin@local
 user have access rights to all the settings in the
Identity and Tenant Management
 service. The default
admin@local
 user is the only application administrator who can modify the
User Management
 service, which in turn handles the
Directory Management
 and
Identity Management
 services.
With migration from earlier versions of
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 to the current
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 version, the
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 Admin and
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 Cloud Admin roles are converged into
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 Cloud Admin. All users who were part of
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 Admin in the previous versions of
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 would now become
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 Cloud Admin in
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
.
Adding
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 is an optional step and by configuring
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 with single sign-on across
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
 and products can be achieved.
When
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 is used with
VMware Aria Suite Lifecycle
, only
Active Directory over LDAP
 and
Active Directory with IWA
 are used to sync users and groups to the
VMware Workspace ONE Access
 service. Active Directory over LDAP and Active Directory with IWA are the only supported directory integration.

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