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Active Roles - Attestation and Self Service

sameerpalav
over 7 years ago

Greetings to All,

 

There might be many who will agree with me if I say ARS is the best solution for AD and Exchange management and automation. I was wondering, as we have come back to Quest, if the product manager could consider bringing in Attestation and User Self-Service back to ARS?

 

I and many of my customers were really happy to use these two features along with all other features. But with the change in policy i.e. stripping of these two features from ARS, they are no more able to use these features.  I am aware that there is One Identity AD edition but it is totally different product.  

I sincerely feel these two features should be present in ARS.

 

I would like to know what the Product Manager and other fans of ARS think of it?

Regards,

Sameer

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  • over 7 years ago
    I share your sentiments on ActiveRoles being an excellent product.

    It's worth noting that all of the "plumbing" to support self-service and attestation still exists within the product - the only "missing" piece is attestation-specific web interface. A competent web developer could probably "put back" this functionality if a customer really wants it.

    I have to think that the feeling within Quest is that the business problem of attestation is much larger than Active Directory and those willing to spend on attestation want to solve the *whole* problem and not just the AD piece - hence the move of solving this problem to the Identity Manager platform.
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  • over 7 years ago
    I share your sentiments on ActiveRoles being an excellent product.

    It's worth noting that all of the "plumbing" to support self-service and attestation still exists within the product - the only "missing" piece is attestation-specific web interface. A competent web developer could probably "put back" this functionality if a customer really wants it.

    I have to think that the feeling within Quest is that the business problem of attestation is much larger than Active Directory and those willing to spend on attestation want to solve the *whole* problem and not just the AD piece - hence the move of solving this problem to the Identity Manager platform.
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