On Thu, Jan 21, 2016 at 03:17:17PM +0000, Morrow, David wrote:
>    Hello,
> 
> 
> 
>    We have implemented FIM for our staff identity management (provisioning,
>    changes and de-provisioning) and have some AD security groups based on
>    departmental membership which is managed by FIM.
> 
>    However, we have a number of older systems which do not use AD group
>    membership to determine access levels (e.g. Student Records, HR, Finance
>    systems). The likelihood is that we will not be able to implement an MA
>    connector to any of these systems soon. Do any other institutions use FIM
>    to produce text files which can be read for access control on
>    non-integrated systems?  Or are there any other ways to achieve this?
> 
>    Alternatively are there any other tools you would recommend to assist with
>    access management?

Hi Dave,

We have one instance of a system like this which we've been using the
FIM Ultimate File Connector MA which took a bit to get going but has
been very useful as it supports Full Exports which the built in
file-based MA does not.

https://fimfileconnector.codeplex.com/

Good luck!

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