OpenIDM 4 - Lab 3 - Connector

How OpenIDM Uses the OpenICF Framework and Connectors

Connectors Supported With OpenIDM 4

• Generic LDAP Connector - opendj, ad, adlds, generic
• Active Directory Connector (with PowerShell scripts) - the generic LDAP connector is preferable to the Active Directory connector
• CSV File Connector
• Scripted SQL Connector
• Database Table Connector
• Groovy Connector Toolkit
• PowerShell Connector Toolkit
• Salesforce Connector
• Google Apps Connector
• XML File Connector

OpenIDM 4 - Lab 2 - Synchronization

You have a full control of the Synchronization by using the following:

- Reconciliation via local repository
- Synchronizing objects directly through connectors to external resources without storing managed objects for users in the local repository.
- Asynchronous reconciliation using workflow
- Implicit synchronization
- Compensated synchronization
- LiveSync
- Linking Historical Accounts
- Choice of data model (meta-directory or virtual)
- Synchronization Mapping (Scriptable/Link qualifier conditions, Scripts, Reusing links)
- Synchronization Filtering
- Scheduled Synchronization

OpenIDM 4 - Lab 1 - Installation

The installation is extremely easy. For evaluating purpose, you only need to install Java JDK and download the package.

The feature I'm most interested in is the REST interface.

User/Admin Interface:

OpenIDM 4 - Labs

After playing with Oracle IAM for 4 years since the 11gR2 released, I think it's time to have a look on other IAM products now. It's been almost 6 years now since my first post of OpenIDM.

The is to record my learning on the latest version of OpenIDM.

OpenIDM: why a new identity management solution

OpenIDM is an open standards based Identity Management, Provisioning and Compliance solution.
It is planned to have more or less the same functionality available in OpenIDM as there was in SunIDM with even a stronger focus on role management and complience.

Reference:
http://blogs.forgerock.com/matthias/?cat=3
http://forgerock.com/openidm-faq.html