Identity Manager 8.1 - Configuration Guide

Maximum number of external processes (StdioProcessor.exe) opened by the One Identity Manager Service for handling process components.

List of environment variables to set for external slot processes. Enter the variables in a pipe (|) delimited list.

Syntax:

Maximum number of external processes in the 32-bit memory (StdioProcessor32.exe) opened by the One Identity Manager Service for handling process components.

List of environment variables to set for external 32-bit slot processes. Enter the variables in a pipe (|) delimited list.

Syntax:

Number of internal process provided by the One Identity Manager Service for the internal handling of process components.

File with encryption information. The default file is private.key.

The encryption file has to be in the installation directory of all servers with One Identity Manager Service. If the One Identity Manager Service finds a private key on start up, it places it in the per-user key container and deletes the file from the hard drive.

To create a key file and encrypt database information, use the Crypto Configuration program.

Encryption method used

if more than one job provider is being processed by the One Identity Manager Service, enter the name of the job provider to be used. If this is empty the first Job provider is used.

Identifier of the private key. If no ID is specified, a search is performed for the private.key file.

Use this parameter if you work with several private keys, for example, if One Identity Manager Service data must be exchanged between two encrypted One Identity Manager databases. Enter the private keys in the File with private key module. If the One Identity Manager only uses an encrypted database, you can alternatively enter the key file in the File with private key parameter (PrivateKey).

Queue identifier

Each One Identity Manager Service within the network must have a unique queue identifier. The process steps are requested by the Job queue using exactly this queue name. A Job server must be known in the One Identity Manager database for each queue.

Specifies when a process request has failed and is resent.

Timeout format:

Interval in seconds after which the One Identity Manager Service requests new process steps The default value is 90 seconds. Suggestions for configuring the time interval are calculated from Job server statistical data.

Interval in seconds in which the One Identity Manager Service delivers statistic information on processing speed to the database. The default value is set to 4 times the process request interval. Suggestions for configuring the time interval are calculated from Job server statistical data.

If this option is enabled, all files (with or without errors) are moved to a Backup subdirectory. In the default case (not set) only files with errors are saved.

If this option is set, the file name index is checked to see if has increased in size. Files with the same or a lower index are not processed. This option is not set by default.

Maximum number of process steps that can be grouped together as a file. This allows limiting of the file size.

Specifies whether the data is to be written to the files in encrypted form.

The job provider supports three different methods for providing notification about new data. The notification methods can be combined when separated by commas.

Example:

TIMER,FSEVENT

If using the HTTP notification method, enter the name of the remote host here to which the queries are transferred.

If using the HTTP notification method, enter the port for transfer here.

If using the TIMER notification method, enter the interval in milliseconds here.

The module reads and processes the process files (*.fjg) in this directory.

Directory to which the processed files are written.

You can enter a list of directory names separated by a pipe character (|) here. All the directories are then monitored and processed correspondingly. The following directory structure is expected:

SubDirectories = "ServerA|ServerB"

...

where Request and Response are the directories specified in the Input directory (InputDirectory) and Output directory (OutputDirectory) parameters.

If this option is enabled, the module automatically processes all the files in the subdirectories. Processing is not recursive.

If this option is enabled, all files (with or without errors) are moved to a Backup subdirectory. In the default case (not set) only files with errors are saved.

If this option is set, the file name index is checked to see if has increased in size. Files with the same or a lower index are not processed. This option is not set by default.

Maximum number of process steps that can be grouped together as a file. This allows limiting of the file size.

Specifies whether the data is to be written to the files in encrypted form.

The job provider supports three different methods for providing notification about new data. The notification methods can be combined when separated by commas.

Example:

TIMER,FSEVENT

If using the HTTP notification method, enter the name of the remote host here to which the queries are transferred.

If using the HTTP notification method, enter the port for transfer here.

If using the TIMER notification method, enter the interval in milliseconds here.

The module reads and processes the process files (*.fjg) in this directory.

Directory to which the processed files are written.

You can enter a list of directory names separated by a pipe character (|) here. All the directories are then monitored and processed correspondingly. The following directory structure is expected:

SubDirectories = "ServerA|ServerB"

...

where Request and Response are the directories specified in the Input directory (InputDirectory) and Output directory (OutputDirectory) parameters.

If this option is enabled, the module automatically processes all the files in the subdirectories. Processing is not recursive.

if more than one job provider is being processed by the One Identity Manager Service, enter the name of the job provider to be used. If this is empty the first Job provider is used.

Name or IP address of the FTP server.

Port for FTP transfer The default port is port 21.

User account for FTP login.

HTTP port of the child Job server.

Enter the name of the Job provider that will be used if more than one Job provider is being processed. If this is empty the first Job provider is used.

Number of retries performed by the module when the data transfer fails.

This defines how long the module will wait after a failed process step transfer before retrying.

Timeout format:

day.hour:minutes:seconds

User account domain on the remote HTTP server.

User account for logging on the HTTP server.