Identity Manager 4.0.1 Common Driver Administration Guide

  Identity Manager 4.0.1 Common Driver Administration Guide

    Starting, Stopping, or Restarting the Driver

      Starting the Driver in Designer

      Starting the Driver in iManager

      Stopping the Driver in Designer

      Stopping the Driver in iManager

      Restarting the Driver in Designer

      Restarting the Driver in iManager

    Activating the Driver

    Viewing Version Information

      Viewing a Hierarchical Display of Version Information

      Viewing the Version Information as a Text File

      Saving Version Information

      Driver Configuration Files Naming Convention

    Backing Up a Driver

      Exporting the Driver in Designer

      Exporting the Driver in iManager

      Running the Driver in Factory Mode

    Monitoring Driver Health

      Creating a Driver Health Configuration

      Creating a Driver Health Job

      Modifying the Driver Health Job’s Settings

      Modifying the Conditions for a Health State

      Modifying the Actions for a Health State

      Creating a Custom State

      Memory Requirements for Driver Health

    Viewing Driver Statistics

      Viewing Statistics for an Individual Driver

      Viewing Statistics for a Driver Set

    Managing Associations between Drivers and Objects

      Inspecting Objects

      Inspecting Drivers

    Inspecting a Driver’s Cache File

    Securely Storing Driver Passwords with Named Passwords

      Using Designer to Configure Named Passwords

      Using iManager to Configure Named Passwords

      Using Named Passwords in Driver Policies

      Using the DirXML Command Line Utility to Configure Named Passwords

    Configuring Java Environment Parameters

      Using iManager to Configure the Java Environment Parameters

      Using Designer to Configure the Java Environment Parameters

    Reassociating a Driver Set Object with a Server

    Using the DirXML Command Line Utility

      Interactive Mode

      Command Line Mode

    Synchronizing Objects

      What Is Synchronization?

      When Is Synchronization Done?

      How Does the Metadirectory Engine Decide Which Object to Synchronize?

      How Does Synchronization Work?

    Migrating and Resynchronizing Data

    Viewing Identity Manager Processes

      Adding Trace Levels in Designer

      Adding Trace Levels in iManager

      Capturing Identity Manager Processes to a File

    Editing Driver Configuration Files

      Variables in a Driver Configuration File

      Flexible Prompting in a Driver Configuration File

      Viewing the Informal Identity Manager Driver Configuration DTD

    Troubleshooting the Driver

      Using Novell Sentinel to Log Identity Manager Events

      Troubleshooting Driver Processes

      Driver Shim Errors

      Identity Manager Driver Errors

      Java Customization Errors

    When and How to Use Global Configuration Values

      Using GCVs to Adapt the Driver Configuration File to Changing Environments

      When Not to Use GCVs

      When to Use Driver Set GCVs, Driver GCVs, or Global Configuration Objects in Packages

      Naming Convention for GCVs

    Driver Properties

      Accessing the Properties

      Named Passwords

      Engine Control Values

      Log Level

      Driver Image/iManager Icon

      Security Equals

      Filter

      Edit Filter XML

      Misc/Trace

      Excluded Objects

      Driver Health Configuration

      Driver Manifest

      Driver Cache Inspector

      Driver Inspector

      Server Variables

    Legal Notices