Administration
If you are an organization administrator, you might want to configure some administrative settings for your users. You can configure single sign-on settings and integration with Enterprise Data Catalog.
Configure administrative settings in Administrator.
Single sign-on settings
If you are an organization administrator, you might want to configure single sign-on settings for Microsoft Azure users. Configure single sign-on settings on the Ecosystem SSO page in Administrator.
You can configure the following settings:
- Assign users default role
When a Microsoft Azure user signs in to your organization for the first time, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services adds the user to your organization and assigns the user a default role. By default, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services assigns the user the Admin role.
You can change the default role to a different role such as the Designer or Service Consumer role. To change the default user role, select a different role in the Assign users default role list.
Note: If you want Microsoft Azure users to be able to download, install, and register a Secure Agent, assign them the Admin or Designer role. You can also assign users a custom role that has privileges to create, read, and update Secure Agents.
- Disable auto-provisioning of users
By default, the first time a Microsoft Azure user signs in to Data Accelerator for Azure, Informatica Intelligent Cloud Services adds the user to your organization. This process is called auto-provisioning.
You can enable or disable the auto-provisioning of Microsoft Azure users. To do this, enable or disable the Disable auto provisioning of users option.
Note: If you disable auto-provisioning, you must create each user on the Users page. If you want the user to be able to use single sign-on from Microsoft Azure, you must also set the Authentication field on the user details page to Azure SSO.
For more information about configuring single sign-on settings for Microsoft Azure users, see the Administrator help.
Integration with Enterprise Data Catalog
If you are an organization administrator, you can integrate Enterprise Data Catalog with Data Accelerator for Azure. Integrate Enterprise Data Catalog with Data Accelerator for Azure so that your users can use catalog assets as sources in Azure data sync tasks.
To configure integration with Enterprise Data Catalog, in Administrator, open the Organization page, and configure the Enterprise Data Catalog integration properties.
The following table describes the Enterprise Data Catalog integration properties:
Property | Description |
|---|
Catalog URL | URL of the Enterprise Data Catalog Service. Use the following format: http://<fully qualified host name>:<port> Do not append /ldmcatalog at the end of the URL. |
Runtime environment | Name of the Secure Agent group that is used to read data from Enterprise Data Catalog. The agents in the group that you select must be able to communicate with Enterprise Data Catalog. Therefore, the Enterprise Data Catalog host must be in the same network as the agent machines or it must have the appropriate ports open for communication. |
User name | Enterprise Data Catalog user account that the Secure Agent uses to access Enterprise Data Catalog. This user account must have privileges to view and search for objects in Enterprise Data Catalog and to perform functions using the Enterprise Data Catalog REST API. |
Password | Password for the Enterprise Data Catalog user account. |
Show the data catalog | Shows and hides the Data Catalog page in Data Integration. |
For more information about organization settings, see the Administrator help.