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Custom attributes in IDM Entitlement Collector

dbuschke 2 months ago

Hi,
is it possible to add custom attributes to request from a target system via IDM Entitlement Collector?

Example:

Setup AD via AD-driver with IDM
create a few users
set postalCode in AD on the users
collect users in IG using the IDM Entitlement Account Collector

Now add postalCode to the collector. How to do this?

I have played with query-extensions in IDM, I can see the attribute is requested via the AD-driver but it is not showing up in IG.

regards
Daniel

0 Jimbot
2 months ago

Are you synchronizing the postalCode from AD into the Vault? With the IDM Entitlement Account collector you would map the Vault attribute storing postalCode to an attribute in IG.

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0 dbuschke
2 months ago in reply to Jimbot

Hi,
the query is injected into the driver (dirxml sub channel). So IMHO the answer is from the target system.

To make sure we don't have a misunderstanding: I don't talk about the eDirectory Account Collector but about the IDM Entitlement Account Collector.

regards
Daniel
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