Webex
The Webex connector allows you to connect Webex with One Identity Starling enabling you to take advantage of the features and products available with Starling Connect that complement and enhance Webex's real-time video conferencing and communication services. With features such as file sharing, screen sharing, the Webex application enables teams to collaborate without interruption over any device such as mac, PC, or mobile.
Connector configuration
Webex connector requires customer consent to retrieve resource details using REST APIs. Currently, the Webex connector supports the configuration of a single tenant connector only.
NOTE:
- To provide consent, use an account with administrative privileges.
- For more information, see
Supervisor configuration parameters
To configure the connector, following parameters are required:
-
Connector name
-
Client Id for the integration app
-
Client Secret of the integration app
-
Target URL (Cloud application's instance URL used as target URI in payload. The value needs to be https://webexapis.com/v1)
-
Instance DateTime Offset (refer Configuring additional datetime offset in connectors for more details).
Supported objects and operations
Users
Table 312: Supported operations for Users
Create User |
POST |
Update User |
PUT |
Delete User |
DELETE |
Get User |
GET |
Get Users |
GET |
Groups
Table 313: Supported operations for Groups
Create Group |
POST |
Update Group |
PUT |
Delete Group |
DELETE |
Get Group |
GET |
Get Groups |
GET |
Roles
Table 314: Supported operations for Roles
Get Role |
GET |
Get Roles |
GET |
Profiles
Table 315: Supported operations for Profiles
Get Profile |
GET |
Get Profiles |
GET |
Mandatory fields
This section lists the mandatory fields required to create a User or Group:
Users
Groups
displayName
User and Group mapping
The user and group mappings are listed in the tables below.
Table 316: User mapping
id |
id |
userName |
emails[0] |
name.familyName |
lastName |
name.givenName |
firstName |
name.formatted |
firstName lastName |
displayName |
displayName |
nickName |
nickName |
emails[0].value |
emails[0] |
timezone |
timezone |
active |
loginEnabled |
userType |
type |
roles[].value |
roles[] |
entitlements[].value |
licenses[] |
photos[].value |
avatar |
userExtension.organization |
orgId |
userExtension.status |
status |
meta.created |
created |
meta.lastModified |
lastModified |
Groups
Table 317: Groups mapping
id |
id |
displayName |
name |
members[].value |
members[].personId |
members[].display |
members[].personDisplayName |
meta.created |
created |
Connector limitations
-
If the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance does not validate it as an error. Hence the SCIM response will contain only the schema URN and the previous cursor.
-
Sometimes, even though the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance returns the resources.
- Webex User creation requires you to pass either of one of the following attributes as a mandatory attribute
-
Multiple groups with the same name can be created due to target system behavior.
-
The last moderator of a group can leave the group or can be unassigned from the group only if there are no members in the group. This happens due to target system behavior.
-
When you update a group, removing the last member of the group removes the entire group due to target system behavior. In this scenario, the WebEx connector returns error 404 as the update operation internally is carried out internally as
- update group name
- manage members
- retrieve updated group details
-
When a group member, who is a moderator of the group and whose credentials are used while providing consent for the Webex integration app, gets removed from the Webex connector group update operations or has been assigned as a normal member but not a moderator through the Webex Teams User Interface, then the Webex connector fails to update the group due to insufficient privileges on that particular the group.
-
Deleting or updating a deleted user results in error 403 due to target system behavior.
Connector configuration
The Webex connector allows you to connect Webex with One Identity Starling enabling you to take advantage of the features and products available with Starling Connect that complement and enhance Webex's real-time video conferencing and communication services. With features such as file sharing, screen sharing, the Webex application enables teams to collaborate without interruption over any device such as mac, PC, or mobile.
Webex connector requires customer consent to retrieve resource details using REST APIs. Currently, the Webex connector supports the configuration of a single tenant connector only.
NOTE:
- To provide consent, use an account with administrative privileges.
- For more information, see
Supervisor configuration parameters
To configure the connector, following parameters are required:
-
Connector name
-
Client Id for the integration app
-
Client Secret of the integration app
-
Target URL (Cloud application's instance URL used as target URI in payload. The value needs to be https://webexapis.com/v1)
-
Instance DateTime Offset (refer Configuring additional datetime offset in connectors for more details).
Supported objects and operations
Users
Table 312: Supported operations for Users
Create User |
POST |
Update User |
PUT |
Delete User |
DELETE |
Get User |
GET |
Get Users |
GET |
Groups
Table 313: Supported operations for Groups
Create Group |
POST |
Update Group |
PUT |
Delete Group |
DELETE |
Get Group |
GET |
Get Groups |
GET |
Roles
Table 314: Supported operations for Roles
Get Role |
GET |
Get Roles |
GET |
Profiles
Table 315: Supported operations for Profiles
Get Profile |
GET |
Get Profiles |
GET |
Mandatory fields
This section lists the mandatory fields required to create a User or Group:
Users
Groups
displayName
User and Group mapping
The user and group mappings are listed in the tables below.
Table 316: User mapping
id |
id |
userName |
emails[0] |
name.familyName |
lastName |
name.givenName |
firstName |
name.formatted |
firstName lastName |
displayName |
displayName |
nickName |
nickName |
emails[0].value |
emails[0] |
timezone |
timezone |
active |
loginEnabled |
userType |
type |
roles[].value |
roles[] |
entitlements[].value |
licenses[] |
photos[].value |
avatar |
userExtension.organization |
orgId |
userExtension.status |
status |
meta.created |
created |
meta.lastModified |
lastModified |
Groups
Table 317: Groups mapping
id |
id |
displayName |
name |
members[].value |
members[].personId |
members[].display |
members[].personDisplayName |
meta.created |
created |
Connector limitations
-
If the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance does not validate it as an error. Hence the SCIM response will contain only the schema URN and the previous cursor.
-
Sometimes, even though the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance returns the resources.
- Webex User creation requires you to pass either of one of the following attributes as a mandatory attribute
-
Multiple groups with the same name can be created due to target system behavior.
-
The last moderator of a group can leave the group or can be unassigned from the group only if there are no members in the group. This happens due to target system behavior.
-
When you update a group, removing the last member of the group removes the entire group due to target system behavior. In this scenario, the WebEx connector returns error 404 as the update operation internally is carried out internally as
- update group name
- manage members
- retrieve updated group details
-
When a group member, who is a moderator of the group and whose credentials are used while providing consent for the Webex integration app, gets removed from the Webex connector group update operations or has been assigned as a normal member but not a moderator through the Webex Teams User Interface, then the Webex connector fails to update the group due to insufficient privileges on that particular the group.
-
Deleting or updating a deleted user results in error 403 due to target system behavior.
Supervisor configuration parameters
The Webex connector allows you to connect Webex with One Identity Starling enabling you to take advantage of the features and products available with Starling Connect that complement and enhance Webex's real-time video conferencing and communication services. With features such as file sharing, screen sharing, the Webex application enables teams to collaborate without interruption over any device such as mac, PC, or mobile.
Connector configuration
Webex connector requires customer consent to retrieve resource details using REST APIs. Currently, the Webex connector supports the configuration of a single tenant connector only.
NOTE:
- To provide consent, use an account with administrative privileges.
- For more information, see
To configure the connector, following parameters are required:
-
Connector name
-
Client Id for the integration app
-
Client Secret of the integration app
-
Target URL (Cloud application's instance URL used as target URI in payload. The value needs to be https://webexapis.com/v1)
-
Instance DateTime Offset (refer Configuring additional datetime offset in connectors for more details).
Supported objects and operations
Users
Table 312: Supported operations for Users
Create User |
POST |
Update User |
PUT |
Delete User |
DELETE |
Get User |
GET |
Get Users |
GET |
Groups
Table 313: Supported operations for Groups
Create Group |
POST |
Update Group |
PUT |
Delete Group |
DELETE |
Get Group |
GET |
Get Groups |
GET |
Roles
Table 314: Supported operations for Roles
Get Role |
GET |
Get Roles |
GET |
Profiles
Table 315: Supported operations for Profiles
Get Profile |
GET |
Get Profiles |
GET |
Mandatory fields
This section lists the mandatory fields required to create a User or Group:
Users
Groups
displayName
User and Group mapping
The user and group mappings are listed in the tables below.
Table 316: User mapping
id |
id |
userName |
emails[0] |
name.familyName |
lastName |
name.givenName |
firstName |
name.formatted |
firstName lastName |
displayName |
displayName |
nickName |
nickName |
emails[0].value |
emails[0] |
timezone |
timezone |
active |
loginEnabled |
userType |
type |
roles[].value |
roles[] |
entitlements[].value |
licenses[] |
photos[].value |
avatar |
userExtension.organization |
orgId |
userExtension.status |
status |
meta.created |
created |
meta.lastModified |
lastModified |
Groups
Table 317: Groups mapping
id |
id |
displayName |
name |
members[].value |
members[].personId |
members[].display |
members[].personDisplayName |
meta.created |
created |
Connector limitations
-
If the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance does not validate it as an error. Hence the SCIM response will contain only the schema URN and the previous cursor.
-
Sometimes, even though the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance returns the resources.
- Webex User creation requires you to pass either of one of the following attributes as a mandatory attribute
-
Multiple groups with the same name can be created due to target system behavior.
-
The last moderator of a group can leave the group or can be unassigned from the group only if there are no members in the group. This happens due to target system behavior.
-
When you update a group, removing the last member of the group removes the entire group due to target system behavior. In this scenario, the WebEx connector returns error 404 as the update operation internally is carried out internally as
- update group name
- manage members
- retrieve updated group details
-
When a group member, who is a moderator of the group and whose credentials are used while providing consent for the Webex integration app, gets removed from the Webex connector group update operations or has been assigned as a normal member but not a moderator through the Webex Teams User Interface, then the Webex connector fails to update the group due to insufficient privileges on that particular the group.
-
Deleting or updating a deleted user results in error 403 due to target system behavior.
Supported objects and operations
The Webex connector allows you to connect Webex with One Identity Starling enabling you to take advantage of the features and products available with Starling Connect that complement and enhance Webex's real-time video conferencing and communication services. With features such as file sharing, screen sharing, the Webex application enables teams to collaborate without interruption over any device such as mac, PC, or mobile.
Connector configuration
Webex connector requires customer consent to retrieve resource details using REST APIs. Currently, the Webex connector supports the configuration of a single tenant connector only.
NOTE:
- To provide consent, use an account with administrative privileges.
- For more information, see
Supervisor configuration parameters
To configure the connector, following parameters are required:
-
Connector name
-
Client Id for the integration app
-
Client Secret of the integration app
-
Target URL (Cloud application's instance URL used as target URI in payload. The value needs to be https://webexapis.com/v1)
-
Instance DateTime Offset (refer Configuring additional datetime offset in connectors for more details).
Users
Table 312: Supported operations for Users
Create User |
POST |
Update User |
PUT |
Delete User |
DELETE |
Get User |
GET |
Get Users |
GET |
Groups
Table 313: Supported operations for Groups
Create Group |
POST |
Update Group |
PUT |
Delete Group |
DELETE |
Get Group |
GET |
Get Groups |
GET |
Roles
Table 314: Supported operations for Roles
Get Role |
GET |
Get Roles |
GET |
Profiles
Table 315: Supported operations for Profiles
Get Profile |
GET |
Get Profiles |
GET |
Mandatory fields
This section lists the mandatory fields required to create a User or Group:
Users
Groups
displayName
User and Group mapping
The user and group mappings are listed in the tables below.
Table 316: User mapping
id |
id |
userName |
emails[0] |
name.familyName |
lastName |
name.givenName |
firstName |
name.formatted |
firstName lastName |
displayName |
displayName |
nickName |
nickName |
emails[0].value |
emails[0] |
timezone |
timezone |
active |
loginEnabled |
userType |
type |
roles[].value |
roles[] |
entitlements[].value |
licenses[] |
photos[].value |
avatar |
userExtension.organization |
orgId |
userExtension.status |
status |
meta.created |
created |
meta.lastModified |
lastModified |
Groups
Table 317: Groups mapping
id |
id |
displayName |
name |
members[].value |
members[].personId |
members[].display |
members[].personDisplayName |
meta.created |
created |
Connector limitations
-
If the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance does not validate it as an error. Hence the SCIM response will contain only the schema URN and the previous cursor.
-
Sometimes, even though the wrong cursor is passed in the request, the cloud instance returns the resources.
- Webex User creation requires you to pass either of one of the following attributes as a mandatory attribute
-
Multiple groups with the same name can be created due to target system behavior.
-
The last moderator of a group can leave the group or can be unassigned from the group only if there are no members in the group. This happens due to target system behavior.
-
When you update a group, removing the last member of the group removes the entire group due to target system behavior. In this scenario, the WebEx connector returns error 404 as the update operation internally is carried out internally as
- update group name
- manage members
- retrieve updated group details
-
When a group member, who is a moderator of the group and whose credentials are used while providing consent for the Webex integration app, gets removed from the Webex connector group update operations or has been assigned as a normal member but not a moderator through the Webex Teams User Interface, then the Webex connector fails to update the group due to insufficient privileges on that particular the group.
-
Deleting or updating a deleted user results in error 403 due to target system behavior.