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Yeroc is right. This kills community involvement.

and also added the path of trust store in system.properties

Add the certificate to $OPENIDM_HOME/security/truststore . Do not try to add different truststore (btw. the truststore location is in boot.properties).

Giving the configuration second look, “ssl” : false, seems quite suspicious as well. You are connecting to port 636, which should be SSL.

Looking at the configuration second time, this looks quite suspicious as well – “ssl” : false,. You are connecting to port 636, which should be SSL.

I think you should login with windows domain name, not the user DN. So change your principal to something like “administrator” or “DOMAINadministrator”.

I would go the easiest way, which I think is somewhere in the middle. Having higher level business roles (like junior account manager) is nice, but that additional level of abstraction needs to be managed. So as long as there are not that many roles needed, this is a good approach.

When you need to be able to assign the lower level application…[Read more]

One possibility is to use password change timestamp, which is a common attribute in many systems. Then in the mapping you can compare if password in IdM is newer than password in the target system. Of course you need to make sure that the time within your environment is synced.

> However, I would say that the ‘Assignments’ method is probably a misunderstanding of the Assignments capability

That is an interesting point of view and I hope that is not how it is. Using assignments as indication whether the user is eligible to have account in the integrated system is in my opinion basic RBAC feature.

You can change that property directly via repository service (/repo/managed/user) so that the managed object service is not picking up on the event. Such call would need to be wrapped in a custom endpoint.

You can do something similar to this in validSource script:

require(‘lib/lodash’).some(source.effectiveAssignments || , { mapping: ‘nameOfYourAdMapping’ })

You can do something similar to this in validSource script:

`
require(‘lib/lodash’).some(source.effectiveAssignments || , { mapping: ‘nameOfYourAdMapping’ })
`

You can do something similar to this in validSource script:

require('lib/lodash').some(source.effectiveAssignments || , { mapping: 'nameOfYourAdMapping' })

Connection reset error can be caused by a lot of things. I would start checking the most simple issues like connectivity, then recheck provisioner configuration

“host” : “10.0.0.3”,
“port” : 636,
“ssl” : true,

and last, but not least also the used credentials.

You should use standard password attribute. Do not set up unicodePwd manually. Connector is able to do that for you.

In provisioner config you should have something similar to this:

“passwordAttribute” : “unicodePwd”,
“passwordHashAlgorithm” : “WIN-AD”,

“password” : {
“type” : “string”,…[Read more]

You should use standard password attribute. Do not set up unicodePwd manually. Connector is able to do that for you.

In provisioner config you should have something similar to this:

`”passwordAttribute” : “unicodePwd”,
“passwordHashAlgorithm” : “WIN-AD”,

“password” : {
“type” : “string”,…[Read more]

You should use standard password attribute. Do not set up unicodePwd manually. Connector is able to do that for you.

In provisioner config you should have something similar to this:
`
“passwordAttribute” : “unicodePwd”,
“passwordHashAlgorithm” : “WIN-AD”,

“password” : {
“type” : “string”,…[Read more]

You should use standard password attribute. Do not set up unicodePwd manually. Connector is able to do that for you.

In provisioner config you should have something similar to this:

“passwordAttribute” : “unicodePwd”,
“passwordHashAlgorithm” : “WIN-AD”,

“password” : {
“type” : “string”,…[Read more]

You should use standard password attribute. Do not set up unicodePwd manually. Connector is able to do that for you.

Is there any possibility for an outsider to clone / connect to the GIT repository? Will you continue to publish commits to your GitHub?

Thank you for the information.