MX-ONE Provisioning Manager is the end-user and extension management application in the MX-ONE, providing a single point of entry for managing user and extension data in the MX-ONE, the MX-ONE MiCollab Advanced Messaging, CMG, and FMC Provisioning Server.
The MX-ONE Provisioning Manager also provides functionality for (for example):
Managing administrator accounts.
Adding subsystems, for example, the MX-ONE Service Nodes and CMG servers.
Importing and exporting user and extension data.
Performing backup of user and extension data.
Unlocking locked users.
When changing user and extension data in the MX-ONE Provisioning Manager the corresponding data in the MX-ONE, MiCollab Advanced Messaging, and CMG databases is automatically updated accordingly.
The MX-ONE Provisioning Manager database is the master user and extension database in the MX-ONE. The MX-ONE Provisioning Manager must therefore be used when, for example, adding or deleting users. Changing user or extension data in CMG or the MX-ONE will cause unsynchronized data in the MX-ONE databases.
Application specific user and extension data, for example, time zone settings in CMG, is managed using the management tool of the specific application. Time zone settings, for example, are managed using CMG’s OfficeWeb or Directory Manager.
All users created in the MX-ONE Provisioning Manager are assigned a security profile. A security profile is a set of privileges that defines the user's access in the system, that is, what the user is allowed to do.
The MX-ONE Provisioning Manager is a software component that can be installed on a stand alone SuSE Linux server or be co-installed on the MX-ONE Service Node hardware. The MX-ONE Provisioning Manager is based on the JBoss Application Server and is implemented as a Web-based management tool.
For more information, see description for MX-ONE Provisioning Manager.