You can use a command to start the Incremental Data Synchronizer.
Before you begin
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Install the Incremental Data Synchronizer.
See Installing the Incremental Data Synchronizer.
See
the topic "Installing the Incremental Data Synchronizer" in the chapter
"Optional post-installation tasks" in the IBM Verify Identity Governance Installation Guide.
About this task
To start the Incremental Data Synchronizer with
a command in WebSphere® Application
Server, you run a script, depending on your operating system. Optionally,
you can run the Incremental Data Synchronizer in
the background without any informational messages by specifying runInBackground as
the last argument.
Procedure
- Access the command-line interface.
- Run one of the following scripts:
- UNIX
Run the following script in the
IM_HOME/bin/unix directory:
# startIncrementalSynchronizerCMD_WAS.sh itim-manager passwd
chglog-base-dn time-int
- Windows
Run the following script in the IM_HOME\bin\win directory:
startIncrementalSynchronizerCMD_WAS.bat itim-manager passwd
chglog-base-dn time-int
Where:
| Argument |
Description |
| itim-manager |
Login ID of IBM Verify Identity Governance system
administrator |
| passwd |
Password for login ID |
| chglog-base-dn |
Base DN of IVIG directory
server changelog entries, for example, cn=changelog |
| time-int |
Time interval between successive synchronizations |
| runInBackground |
Runs the Incremental Data Synchronizer in
the background without any informational messages. |
- To exit the Incremental Data Synchronizer, type
system-specific interrupt characters, such as
Ctrl+C on Windows systems.
Example
UNIX:
startIncrementalSynchronizerCMD_WAS.sh "itim manager" password "cn=changelog" 1800
Windows: entered as one line:
startIncrementalSynchronizerCMD_WAS.bat "itim manager" password
"cn=changelog" 1800