Directory Integrator

Overview

Synchronize data across multiple repositories

IBM Tivoli Directory Integrator helps organizations build an authoritative data infrastructure, enabling consistent data across multiple identity or generic data resources.

Enables synchronization, transformation and migration of generic and identity data across heterogeneous systems, helping organizations maintain consistent and trusted data across multiple resources.

• Transforms, moves and synchronizes generic and identity data residing in heterogeneous directories, databases, files, collaborative systems and applications, with real-time automated updates to the authoritative data source
• Helps enhance the security and integrity of user identity data, while maximizing the accuracy of that data across the infrastructure
• Enables integration and integrity of generic data, facilitating data migration, transformation to other file formats, and synchronization between two or more systems
• Provides an intuitive graphical user interface for development, deployment and maintenance of synchronization rules, as well as a scalable, Web-based operations monitoring administrative management console
• Provides an open synchronization architecture that supports multivendor IT infrastructures with ease of use, ease of deployment, and rapid time to value, while flexibly scaling from small to very large deployments
• Helps accelerate deployment of IBM Tivoli security management software such as IBM Tivoli Identity Manager, IBM Tivoli Access Manager and IBM Tivoli Federated Identity Manager, and other IBM infrastructure software, including IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database (CCMDB), IBM Tivoli Service Request Manager, IBM WebSphere, IBM Lotus Domino and IBM Lotus Connections middleware
• Supports a broad set of platforms, including IBM AIX, IBM System z, Microsoft Windows, UNIX and Linux environments
• Operating systems supported: AIX, HP Unix, i family, z/OS

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