Getting and setting the reconciliation failure threshold

Get or set the maximum number of local accounts to delete at end of reconciliation through the command-line interface of the IBM® Security Verify Governance virtual appliance.

About this task

The reconciliation failure threshold command (ib_recon_failure_threshold) specifies the maximum number of local accounts to delete at the end of reconciliation as a percentage that is compared with the total number of local accounts at reconciliation start plus the new accounts that are returned by reconciliation. If the percentage value is exceeded, then no local accounts or supporting data entries are deleted. A value of 100% specifies that there is no limit. The default value is 15%.

To see a list of available commands, enter the help command at the command-line prompt. The help command provides detailed information about each command from the list.

Procedure

  1. From the command-line interface, log on to the IBM Security Verify Governance virtual appliance.
  2. Type the svg command at the svgvasrv prompt for a list of available commands.
  3. Type the utilities command at the svgvasrv:svg prompt for a list of available commands.
  4. Type the ib_settings command at the svgvasrv:utilities prompt for a list of Identity Brokerage mode commands.
  5. Type the ib_recon_failure_threshold command at the svgvasrv:ib_settings prompt.
  6. Type the get command at the svgvasrv:ib_recon_failure_threshold prompt to get the value of reconciliation failure threshold.
    The following result is displayed:
    15%
  7. Type the set command at the svgvasrv:ib_recon_failure_threshold prompt to set the reconciliation failure threshold.
    The following result is displayed:
    The value specifies maximum as percentage of
    total accounts to be deleted at end of reconciliation.
     Enter the value in percentage:
  8. Specify the threshold and press enter.
    For example, specify 20.
    The following message is displayed:
    Successfully set the value of reconciliation failure threshold.