Every One Identity Manager Service automatically works as an HTTP server. Which services the One Identity Manager Service provides depends on the plug-ins configurations. Use this module to specify how authentication works on an HTTP server so that other services can be accessed, for example, displaying the log file or the status display.
The following module types may be selected:
- BasicHttpAuthentication
With this authentication type, enter a specific user account and the corresponding password for accessing the HTTP server.
- WindowsHttpAuthentication
Use this authentication type to specify an Active Directory group, whose users can be authenticated on the HTTP server. A security ID (SID) or the Active Directory group name in the domain of the Job server can be specified. If Active Directory is not located in the domain of the Job server, the SID must be used.
NOTE: If a module is not specified, authentication is not required. In this case, all users can access the services.
Plug-ins are program classes that One Identity Manager Service loads and that extend the functionality of the service. The following plug-ins are available:
The plug-in writes a log file that records the One Identity Manager Service HTTP requests.
Enter the following parameter:
This plug-in calls up an external program in regular intervals. This is useful, for example, when process steps need to be routed over their own transfer methods.
Table 97: ScheduleCommandPlugin parameters
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Command to execute (Command) |
Command to be run including command line option This command is executed as a cmd and therefore built-in commands are possible. |
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Service start command (StartCommand) |
Command executed when the One Identity Manager Service is started |
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Service start command (StopCommand) |
Command executed when the One Identity Manager Service is stopped |
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Execution inteval (Interval) |
Interval (in seconds) at which the command should be called While the command is running, the timer is stopped so that the calls do not overlap. The default value is 60. |
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Command output to log file (OutputToLog) |
Specifies whether the command outputs are logged if successful If this parameter is set, the command output is also written to the One Identity Manager Service's log file when successful. If the parameter is disabled, only errors are written to the log file. |
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Severity level (LogSeverity) |
Message types used for messages that appear in the log file when the transaction is successful. Permitted values are Info, Warning, and Serious. The default value is Info. |
