You can view all provisioning processes as administrator. This means, you can see pending and closed processes. You can edit pending processes but you cannot edit failed provisioning processes. For more information, see Editing pending provisioning processes.
To view provisioning processes
- Open Cloud operations
This displays pending and closed provisioning processes in descending date order.
- Perform one of the following tasks:
- Mark a pending processes and carry out the operation. Click Mark as Done.
- Mark the process and view the relevant information in the operation detail.
To view only provisioning processes.
- Open Pending Cloud operations
- Edit the process and click Mark as done.
Handled processes are moved to Cloud Operations.
You can view all provisioning processes in the Web Portal as an auditor. This means, you can see closed and pending provisioning processes. You cannot edit pending provisioning processes.
To view provisioning processes
- Open the Cloud operations menu.
This displays pending and closed provisioning processes in descending date order.
- Mark the process and view the relevant information in the operation detail.
Statistics about provisioning processes are displayed on the Web Portal's start page and are visible for administrators, operators, and auditors. The number of pending provisioning processes are displayed in chronological order in the statistics. The timeline consists of point that represent each respective date and can be clicked on. Mouse over a point on the timeline to display a tooltip showing information about the pending processes on this tag.
To view statistics
- Double-click on a point in the timeline.
This opens a window with an enlarged visual making the data viewable at each point in the timeline.
- Mouse over the date above the point to you want to know about.
The number of processes for this date are displayed.
- Allow all processes with values to be displayed in decreasing chronological order.
- Click the Help link.
- Select the View source data page.
When you set up synchronization with a cloud application, One Identity Manager uses the SCIM schema exported from the server. If the SCIM connector cannot find the schema, you can pass it the schema data by using override files. The override files contain a complete description of the schema being used and they must confirm to the SCIM Core Schema specification (RFC 7643).
To configure synchronization with override files
- Start the Synchronization Editor.
- Enable expert mode.
- Set up an initial synchronization project. For more information, see Creating a synchronization project for initial synchronization of a cloud application. The following special features apply:
- On the Expert settings page, define whether you want to make additional settings. Set the Show schema settings option.
- On the Schema definition (manual) page, enter the path for the override files. Both files must exist.
Table 33: Information about override files
Schema override file |
Contains the full schema definition of the cloud application. |
Resource configuration override file |
Contains the full resource definition of the cloud application. |
- To check the override files for errors, click Check.
NOTE: If override file are given in the synchronization configuration files they replace a schema definition on the server.
Schema definitions from override files are saved as connection parameters (DPRSystemConnection.ConnectionParameter).
You must make any changes to the SCIM schema in the override files, which must then be reloaded into the synchronization project.
To add schema changes to the synchronization project
- Update the schema definition in the override files.
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Open the synchronization project in the Synchronization Editor.
- Enable expert mode.
- Select the Configuration | Target system category.
- Select the General view and click Edit connection...
This starts the system connection wizard.
- On the Schema definition page, enter the path for the override files.
- End the system connection wizard.
This updates the connection parameters.
- Select the General view and click Update schema.
- Confirm the security prompt with Yes.
- Save the changes.
If the server has a valid schema definition because of later changes, for example, the override files' schema must be removed from the connection parameters.
To remove the override file's schema and apply the server's schema definition
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Open the synchronization project in the Synchronization Editor.
- Enable expert mode.
- Select the Configuration | Target system category.
- Select the General view and click Edit connection...
This starts the system connection wizard.
- Select the Endpoint Configuration page and enter the URIs for the SCIM end points. Use the SCIM base schema if no URIs are given.
- Select the Schema definition page and click Clear existing for both the schema override file and the resource configuration override file.
- End the system connection wizard.
- Select the General view and click Update schema.
- Confirm the security prompt with Yes.
- Save the changes.