Plug-ins extend the functionality of the Manager web application. You can enable a plug-in by setting the option in front of the plug-in name. You may find plug-in specific settings under a plug-in. You can edit the settings in the Plugins pane of the Manager Web Configuration Editor.
This plug-in runs automatic update.
| Setting | Meaning |
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Auto update |
Automatic update is enabled. |
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Severity code |
Severity of a change in order to start automatic update. |
The Manager web application provides simple load balancing in order to distribute user sessions and the resulting load across multiple processes or even servers. To do this, the application is installed multiple times on the same or on other servers.
All collaborating applications that can be logged into, are declared in the applications' Application pool. The selection algorithm for load distribution distributes user logins across the defined applications.
NOTE: Even if only one application is installed, it must be defined in your application pool, otherwise you cannot log in.
| Algorithm | Description |
|---|---|
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DistributeEqually |
This algorithm distributes user logins such that each application in one language has the same number of active users, if possible. This algorithm is the default and is required in 99% of cases. |
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DistributeSuccessively |
This algorithm distributes user logins by order of application definition in the application pool. First of all, all user logins are forwarded to the first application in the desired language. When this has reached it maximum load, logins are forwarded to the next application. |
Load balancing solves the following problems:
Multilingual
Language is fixed for per application so that an application can only provide user sessions in one language. If users can log in with multiple languages, at least one application must be installed for each language.
Bypassing resource limitations
If multiple web applications are installed and these are assigned to different Internet Information Services application pools, these are started in separate processes.
Increasing performance
Performance can be noticeably improved by installing on several servers.
Redundancy
Multiple installation does not necessary complete outage if just one of the installed application fails.
The Manager web application supports a single sign-on mechanism that enables authentication of a user without the user having to repeatedly enter their user name and password.
Prerequisites required:
Anonymous access disabled.
Configuration of an authentication module capable of single sign-on.
For more information about One Identity Manager authentication modules, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide.
Permissions in the application’s own application pool
You can disable anonymous access on the web server. This means the user's browser must provide the data required for authentication.
To disable the anonymous access
open the configuration of the Manager web application in the Internet Information Services and activate the configuration for Authentication.
Change the value of the status to disabled in Anonymous Authentication.
| Machine role | Description of the installation package |
|---|---|
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Database Agent |
Contains the DatabaseAgentServiceCmd.exe program for running the Database Agent Service from the command line. |
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Documentation |
Contains One Identity Manager documentation in different languages. |
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SCIM Provider |
Contains the SCIM Plugin for the API Server |
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Server |
Contains all the basic components for setting up a server. |
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Server | Job Server |
Contains the One Identity Manager Service and basic processing components. Additional machine roles contain connectors for synchronizing individual target systems. |
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Server | Job Server | Configuration tool |
Contain configuration tool for the One Identity Manager Service. |
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Server | Web |
Contains all the basic components for setting up a web server. |
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Server | Web | Application Server |
Contains the components for setting up an application server. The machine roles Search Service and Search Indexing Service are required for indexing the full text search. These machine roles are always used together. |
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Server | Web | Business API Server |
Contains the components for setting up an API Server. |
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Server | Web | Manager Web Application |
Contains the tools for installing and configuring the Manager on a web server. |
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Server | Web| End User Web Application |
Contains the tools for installing and configuring the Web Portal on a web server. |
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Workstation |
Contains all basic components for installing tools on an administrative workstation. |
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Workstation | Administration |
Contains administration tools required by default users for fulfilling their tasks with One Identity Manager. In addition to the tools that ensure basic functionality for working with One Identity Manager, the administration machine role includes the Manager as a main administration tool. |
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Workstation | Command line administration tools |
Contains various command line programs. |
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Workstation | Configuration |
Contains all tools for the default user and additional programs required to configure the system. For example, these include the |
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Workstation | Development and Testing |
Contains the tools to develop and test custom scripts, such as the System Debugger. |
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Workstation | Monitoring |
Contains programs for monitoring the system status, for example the program. |
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