What occurs when you delete a user in CyberArk who is still part of the LDAP domain?

When a user is deleted in CyberArk while they are still part of the LDAP domain, the system is designed to facilitate seamless re-integration upon their next login. The correct outcome in this scenario is that the user will be re-created automatically when they attempt to log in again, leveraging the existing LDAP attributes and profiles. This ensures that users who might have been accidentally deleted or experienced a temporary disruption in access can easily regain their credentials and return to their previous state, without the need for manual intervention.

This functionality is beneficial in maintaining user continuity and minimizing administrative overhead. The system takes advantage of the connection to the LDAP directory to ensure that necessary user data is reestablished, making it easier for organizations to manage user access dynamically, especially in environments where users may frequently change roles or positions.