Service
Use this page to add, change, or remove an LDAP class and LDAP attributes that represent the information that Identity Manager associates with a service instance. For example, an attribute might represent the administrative user ID and administrative password on a managed resource, or the Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the resource.
- LDAP class
- Type the LDAP class for the service type in this field. If you
do not know the name of the LDAP class, click Search to
select an LDAP class from a list.
The LDAP class cannot be a super class of any other class, and it cannot already be used by another service type.
- OID
- Type the value of an object identifier (OID) if you use your own registered OID. Otherwise, the system automatically generates an OID.
- Super class
- Click Search to specify the parent LDAP class from which to obtain attributes. After attributes are obtained for a super class, entering another super class removes the previous inherited attributes from the working list. However, any custom attributes remain in the working set.
- Attributes table
- Lists the LDAP attributes for the service type. To sort the table by a specific column, click the arrow in the column heading. The table contains these columns:
- Select
- Specifies an attribute. To select one or more attributes, select
the check box adjacent to the attribute. To select all attributes,
select the check box at the top of the column.
Attributes that are inherited from the super class cannot be changed or removed.
- Attribute Name
- Displays the name of the schema attribute. Click the attribute name to update the attribute in the service schema.
- Required
- Identifies whether this attribute is a required attribute.
- Multi-Valued
- Identifies whether the value of the attribute can contain multiple values.
- Syntax
- Identifies the type of value that the attribute can contain, such
as binary or integer.
When there are two or more LDAP classes that refer to the same attribute definition, the syntax cannot be changed if the syntax is binary.
You can use these buttons:
- Add
- Click to add an attribute to the service type.
- Change
- Click to modify the selected attribute. If a service instance exists, you cannot change an attribute.
- Remove
- Click to remove the selected attribute. If a service instance exists, you cannot remove an attribute.
Click other tabs to specify additional information.