Identity Provider
The Identity Provider resource template provides access to a user name and password credential stored in a keystore.
| Field | Required? | Editable? | Accepts SVars? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keystore Provider to Supply Identity | Y | Y | Y | Name of a Keystore Provider resource that maintains a keystore used to assert an identity. |
| Enable Access to Credential Store Containing Identity (optional) | N | N | N |
Enables access to an identity keystore. To establish SSL connections, certain third-party systems, such as MySQL, require access to a keystore file location. In such situations, the Administrator provides a copy of credentials in a keystore, which are then written to the disk and used by the third party as the SSL credential store. To prevent the Administrator from providing credentials, clear the check box. Default: Checked |
| WSS Enable Protect Token | N | Y | N |
Specifies whether to enable WSS security token or not. Default: Checked |
| Key Alias to Access Identity | Y | Y | Y | Name of the alias used to access the identity. |
| Key Alias Password | Y | Y | Y |
Password for the alias. Note: If you try to update the existing encrypted password then the existing password will be removed. You can add a new password. |
| Max Pool Size | N | Y | Y |
The maximum number of connections per connection identity that can be maintained concurrently. Default: 20 |