How to configure IDM to ignore root user, from a linux machine?

I have a lot of linux machine, that I would like to mananger the users, with IDM.
But, the root password of all machines, must be different in each machine, and the root user, can't be managed by IDM, due security reasons.
Does any one know how to force IDM ignore root user on all machines?
Thanks!

You can define an "excluded accounts" rule for your resource to do just this. Identity Manager ships with a few default ones for Unix and Windows system accounts. You might start using one of those as a template for your own account rule.

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    [ 4617.068] (II) intel(0): Not using default mode "700x525" (doublescan mode not supported)
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