To enter connection data for the application server
In Designer, select Base data | Security settings | Connection data.
Using the Object | New menu item, enter new connection data.
Enter the following information.
Property |
Description |
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Display name |
Display name of the connection data. Using this display name, you can select the connection data at the Job server entry. |
Fallback connection |
Label one of the sets of connection data for the application server as a Fallback connection. This connection data is used if you do not enter any reference to concrete connection data on the Job server. |
Provider |
For connection data for the application server, select Application Server. |
Connection parameter |
Enter the web address (URL) for the application server. Use the ... button to open the default connection dialog box, from which you can specify other options and test the connection. |
Authentication data |
Enter the authentication data Syntax: Module=<name>;<property1>=<value1>;<property2>=<value2>,… Example: Module=DialogUserAccountBased Use the ... button to open a dialog box from which you can select the authentication module directly. The authentication data is transferred when the dialog is closed. For detailed information about the One Identity Manager authentication modules, see the One Identity Manager Authorization and Authentication Guide. |
To declare the connection data on the Job server
You have the option to install certain Job servers remotely in the Job Server Editor. The remote installation wizard executes the following steps:
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NOTE: If you are working with an encrypted One Identity Manager database, see the notes on working with an encrypted database in the One Identity Manager Installation Guide. |
To install the One Identity Manager Service remotely
This starts the One Identity Manager Service remote installation wizard.
Initial configuration of the service is already predefined for the database connection. To use this template, enter the connection data for process collection. In order to extend the configuration, each configuration section of the One Identity Manager Service is listed in the module list.
Enter the connection data for the One Identity Manager database.
Enter the connection data for the application server.
On the Installation source and destination page, enter the following information.
Data | Description |
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Installation directory |
Select the directory with the installation files. |
Private key |
If the database is encrypted, select the file with the private key. |
Computer | Server on which to install and start the service from. |
Service account | User account data for the One Identity Manager Service. For information about user account requirements, see the One Identity Manager Installation Guide.
To enter a user account for the One Identity Manager Service
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Installation account | Data for the administrative user account to install the service.
To enter an administrative user account for installation
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Installation of the service occurs automatically and may take some time.
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NOTE: The service is entered with the name One Identity Manager Service in the server service management. |
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TIP: Use the Job server | Start HTTP request menu item to address the HTTP server of the One Identity Manager Service for a Job server and display the different services of the One Identity Manager Service. |
The One Identity Manager Service distributes the information managed in the One Identity Manager database across the network. 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. The One Identity Manager Service also creates an instance of the required process component and transfers the process step parameters. 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 28: Example of the mode of operation of the One Identity Manager Service
Provider |
Description |
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MSSQLJobProvider | The MSSQLJobProvider retrieves the process steps from the One Identity Manager database under SQL Server and sends them to a job destination. |
FileJobProvider |
In the FileJobProvider, process requests and results are read from and written to files. These files can be processed by the FileJobGate (FileJobDestination or FTPJobDestination). The data is transferred using these files. |
FTPJobProvider |
The FTPJobProvider is based on the function of the FileJobProvider. In the FTPJobProvider, process requests and results are read from and written to files. After the files have been created in the local directory, the FTPJobProvider connects to the FTP server and transfers the files to the server. A connection is also made to the FTP Server when it gets a signal and the data is collected. |
HTTPJobProvider |
The HTTPJobProvider receives process steps from a parent Job server. The data transfer is carried out by HTTP. |
AppServerJobProvider |
The AppServerJobProvider retrieves the process steps from the application server and sends them to a job destination. |
JobDestination | Description |
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JobServiceDestination | The JobServiceDestination is the One Identity Manager Service component that performs the actual handling of process steps. It requests the process steps from the Job provider, processes them with the process component and returns the result. |
FileJobDestination | The FileJobDestination handles the process steps provided by the FileJobGate (FileJobProvider or FTPJobProvider) and returns the results to the job provider. |
FTPJobDestination | The FTPJobDestination handles the process steps provided by the FileJobGate (FileJobProvider or FTPJobProvider) and returns the results to the job provider. |
HTTPJobDestination | The HTTPJobDestination sends process steps to a child Job server. The data transfer is carried out by HTTP. |
Jobgate | Description |
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HTTPJobGate | Consisting of HTTPJobProvider and HTTPJobDestination. |
FileJobGate | Consisting of FileJobProvider, FileJobDestination, FTPJobProvider and FTPJobDestination. JobProvider and JobDestinations can be combined with each other. |
Figure 29: Example Configuration for FileJobGate
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