Template for the Configuration File

Templates for a One Identity Manager Service configuration are supplied.

• SQL Server direct

  This template already contains the most important modules with settings for a simple One Identity Manager Service configuration with a direct connection to a SQL Server. You can load the template using the menu item Templates | SQL server direct. After loading, the configuration the template needs to be modified as required.

• Oracle Server direct

  This template already contains the most important modules with settings for a simple One Identity Manager Service configuration with a direct connection to a Oracle Database. You can load the template using the menu item Templates | SQL server direct. After loading, the configuration the template needs to be modified as required.

Related Topics

• Customizing the One Identity Manager Service Configuration for a Job Server
• Selecting Modules Types and Editing the Parameters
• Configuration File Verification Test
• One Identity Manager Service Configuration

Selecting Modules Types and Editing the Parameters

Each of the configuration sections are listed in the module list. A selection of module types is available for certain modules.

To select a module type

1. Click on the module in the module list.
2. Use Insert to open the module type menu.
3. Select the module type you want from the list and insert it with the OK button.

To change the name of a module type

1. Click on the module in the module list.
2. Select the module type and click Rename.
3. Change the name of the module type.
4. Press return.

To delete a module type

1. Click on the module in the module list.
2. Select the module type and click Delete.

To edit a parameter value

1. Select the parameter in the Properties column.
2. Click Edit.

When a item is selected in the module list, all possible parameters and their values are displayed. You can change some values by clicking in input field or on the option button in the Value column.

The following icons are used:

Table 195: Meaning of the Icons for the Module Parameters

Icon	Meaning
	The parameter is preset with a standard value. The value is passed as a string.
	Compulsory input. The parameter must be altered as required. The value is passed as a string.
	The parameter is preset with a standard value. The value is passed as an integer.
	The parameter can be activated and deactivated.
	This parameter is added during run-time. The One Identity Manager Service does not need to be restarted.
	The parameter takes effect after the One Identity Manager Service is restarted.

Related Topics

• Customizing the One Identity Manager Service Configuration for a Job Server
• Template for the Configuration File
• Configuration File Verification Test
• One Identity Manager Service Configuration

Configuration File Verification Test

The verification test ensures that the minimum requirements for a configuration file are met.

To start the verification test

• Use the button to test the configuration.

  Errors and warnings are sent to a message window.

Related Topics

• Customizing the One Identity Manager Service Configuration for a Job Server
• Template for the Configuration File
• Selecting Modules Types and Editing the Parameters
• One Identity Manager Service Configuration

One Identity Manager Service Configuration

One Identity Manager Service Configuration

The server service "One Identity Manager Service" ensures distribution in the network of data managed in the One Identity Manager database. The One Identity Manager Service performs data synchronization between the database and any connected target systems and executes actions at the database and file level. The One Identity Manager Service retrieves process steps from the JobQueue. Process steps are executed by process components. One Identity Manager Service also creates an instance of the required process component and passes the parameters to the process step. Decision logic monitors the execution of the process steps and determines how processing should continue depending on the results of the executed process components. The One Identity Manager Service enables parallel processing of process steps because it can create several instances of process components.

A Job provider function makes a Job destination process step available within the One Identity Manager Service. The Job destination function handles the process steps and returns a result to the Job provider. The Job provider evaluates the result.

The combination of a Job provider on one server and a Job destination on another server is called a "Job gate". The Job provider and Job destination are configured within the Jobgate such that they can communicate with each other.

Figure 42: One Identity Manager Service Operating Mode

Figure 43: Example Configuration for FileJobGate

Detailed information about this topic

• One Identity Manager Service Configuration Files
• Process Collection Module
• The Jobdestination Module
• The Configuration Module
• The Logwriter Module
• The Dispatcher Module
• The Connection Module
• The HTTP Authentication Module
• The Plug-ins Module
• Module File with Private Key