The driver runs in any OpenText Identity Manager installation. See Implementation Checklist in the OpenText™ Identity Manager Install and Upgrade Guide for Linux or Planning Your Installation in the OpenText™ Identity Manager Install and Upgrade Guide for Windows.
The driver supports remote connections without the Remote Loader. The driver does not use the Remote Loader because the driver in one tree communicates directly with the driver in the other tree.
The basic driver configuration supports entitlements. When entitlements are enabled, the driver does the following actions by default:
Adds User object accounts
Removes User object accounts
Adds members of the distribution list
Removes members of the distribution list
The driver support entitlements you create if supporting policies are provided for implementing them. For more information about entitlements, see the OpenText™ Identity Manager Entitlements Guide.
IMPORTANT:In the driver filter, select the Application option in Merge Authority for the loginDisabled attribute in the driver that does not have an entitlement.
The driver supports password synchronization via Universal Password. If desired, you can also use the older form of password synchronization (Public/Private key pair or NDS password). For more information, see Section 6.0, Synchronizing Passwords.
The driver synchronizes data between two Identity Vaults or trees. The driver can run anywhere that an OpenText Identity Manager server is running.