Create True SSO Connector
All the listed privileges are required -
Privileges | Description |
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GLOBAL_CONFIG_MANAGEMENT | Caller should have permission to this privilege, to perform this operation. |
{
"ad_domain_id": "6f85b3a5-e7d0-4ad6-a1e3-37168dd1ed50",
"certificate_server_names": [
"SSOConnector"
],
"description": "TrueSSO Connector",
"enabled": true,
"name": "true-sso.example.com",
"primary_enrollment_server_id": "6f85b3a5-e7d0-4ad6-a1e3-37168dd1ed50",
"secondary_enrollment_server_id": "6f85b3a5-e7d0-4ad6-a1e3-37168dd1ed59",
"template_name": "TrueSSO Template"
}
The AD domain id that this connector applies to. This domain must be unique among all connectors. This domain must be accessible to all enrollment servers configured on this connector. This cannot be changed once created.
Specifies the certificate server (common) names to send certificate signing requests to. The enrollment service will round-robin the requests to available certificate servers.
Description of this TrueSSO Connector.
Indicates whether or not the connector is enabled. Default value is TRUE.
Name of this TrueSSO Connector.
The primary enrollment server id.
The secondary enrollment server id. This cannot be the same as the primary.
Name of the certificate template to use for this domain. This template must be accessible to all enrollment servers configured on this connector.
Created
Bad Request
User is not authenticated
Access to the resource is forbidden
Conflict