Displaying all policy associations for a registry definition

To display all policy associations defined for a specific registry, you must be connected to the Enterprise Identity Mapping (EIM) domain in which you want to work and you must have some level of EIM access control to perform this task.

You can view all policy associations with any access control level except Administrator for selected registries access control. This access control level allows you to list and view only those associations to registries for which you have explicit authority. Consequently, with this access control you cannot list or view any default domain policy associations, unless you also have EIM mapping lookup operations access control.

To display all the policy associations for a registry definition, complete these steps:

Expand Network > Enterprise Identity Mapping > Domain Management.
Select the EIM domain in which you want to work.
- If the EIM domain you want to work with is not listed under Domain Management, review Adding an EIM domain to the Domain Management folder.
- If you are not currently connected to the EIM domain in which you want to work, review Connect to the EIM domain controller.
Right-click the registry definition that you want to work with and select Mapping Policy.
Select a page to display the policy associations defined for the specified registry definition, as follows:
- Select the Domain page to view the default domain policy associations defined for the registry.
- Select the Registry page to view the default registry policy associations defined and enabled for the registry.
- Select the Certificate Filter page to view the certificate filter policy associations defined and enabled for the registry.
Click OK to finish.