Lsf9 With Laua - How Do You Remove Ap Access?

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Lsf9 With Laua - How Do You Remove Ap Access?
Topic Started: Jan 27 2009, 11:00 AM (295 Views)
Cindy	Jan 27 2009, 11:00 AM Post #1
Super Member Posts: 154 Group: Members Member #262 Joined: January 13, 2006	Were are on LSF9, 8.0.3 apps, but still using LAUA security. I am attempting to document our "new" security maintenance process for out Help Desk staff, and therefore am following the KISS principle, where possible. :-) Occasionally we need to remove "back office" access for a user, essentially making them an ESS-only user. In our pre-LSF9 world, the way we did this was to delete the LAUA record. When you do this, it queries you about the user's jobs/reports, and gives you the option to either delete them, or distribute them to another user. In trying to simplify our new process, I had thought that I could simply remove the user's environment identity instead. However, doing that does not give you any option to redistribute the jobs. Only if you completele delete the RMID will it ask you this. So...I am faced with either deleting the LAUA record, and leaving it at that, or then also going into LS, and deleting the environment identity. I really don't want to leave that environment identity hanging out there...somehow later might be misleading for someone trying to troubleshoot a security problem for this person. But this sure is a pain to have to go into BOTH applications...certainly more trouble than it was before. :-( Just wondering how the rest of you handle this (those that still use LAUA obviously)?


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