Risk Analysis with "ALL" systems

Question

Gurus,
     I have a scenario where we have a rule set (not global) built on a logical system with 8 systems in it. We are trying to run the analysis with "ALL" systems instead of individual systems as we are hoping that the analysis will be performed only on the systems that are part of the logical systems. My understanding on how the risk analysis run may be wrong but I need a second opinion on my assumption. Please do let me know if any one needs more explanation.

Answer 1

Hi Varma,
The Risk Analysis System "ALL" is really all connectors and is not tied to the Logical System (LS). The LS defines which systems are applicable for the rules. If your LS has fewer systems than all the connectors, just keep in mind that this impacts the results.
Example:
Existing connectors = A, B, C, D, E, F (ALL = A-F)
LS-1 = A, B, D, F
Run the report for "ALL" systems/connectors and lets assume that every system has SOD issues. Your results would look like this:
A = SOD violations
B = SOD violations
C = "no violations found"
D = SOD violations
E = "no violations found"
F = SOD violations
You would either need to add C & E to LS-1 or create a LS-2 with connectors C & E and create/upload rules for LS-2. Then ALL would find SOD violations for connectors A - F.
Hopefully I didn't over explain the question. Short answer is system "ALL" = all connectors and there is no choice to run the SOD report based on a specific LS.
-Dylan