This appendix provides an example of a profile properties file that can be used with the manageSyncProfiles command and its -f option. The appendix contains the following topics:
The manageSyncProfiles command and its -f option allows you to specify the full path to a profile properties file that contains properties for a synchronization profile. For example:
manageSyncProfiles register -h myhost.mycompany.com -p 7005 -D login_ID \
-f /opt/ldap/odip/iPlImport.profile
See:
"Managing Synchronization Profiles Using manageSyncProfiles" for more information about manageSyncProfiles.
The following is an example of a profile properties file. Be sure to modify your properties file so that it is specific to your environment and configuration.
####################################################################
## This file contains information required to create a profile in ##
## OID. ##
####################################################################
# Profile Name : Name of the profile
#
# NOTE - This should be a unique name
#
odip.profile.name = ActiveImport
# Profile Status : Can be either DISABLE or ENABLE
#
# NOTE - Default is DISABLE. When it is in the disable mode you can also test the
# profile using the 'testprofile' option.
#
odip.profile.status = DISABLE
# Synchronization Mode : Specifies the direction of synchronization i.e when the
# changes are required to be propagated from the 3rd party to OID then the
# synchronization mode is IMPORT. On the other hand when the changes needs ot be
# propagated to the 3rd party directory then the synchronization mode is EXPORT.
#
#
odip.profile.syncmode = IMPORT
# Retry Count : Maximum number of times this profile should be executed
# in case of an error before the integration server gives up
#
# NOTE - the default value is 4
#
odip.profile.retry = 5
# Schedule Interval: The time interval between successive execution of this
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - the default value is 60 sec. If the previous execution has not
# compeleted then the next execution will not resume util it completes.
#
odip.profile.schedinterval = 60
# Agent Execution Command : In case of a NON-LDAP interface the command
# that needs to be executed that would produce the information in LDIF/Tagged
# format. By default this property is commented out for LDAP directories.
#
odip.profile.agentexecommand =
# Connected Directory Url : The 3rd party directory location
# The property is of teh format "host:port:sslmode"
# Host : Connected directory/repository Host
# port : connected Directory/repository Port
# sslMode: can have valid values 0,1,2,3
# 0: Non -ssl
# 1: ssl mode 1 ( no certificate )
# 2: One way SSL ) Server only Auth - Trust Point Certificate )
#
odip.profile.condirurl = host:port:sslmode
# Connected Directory/repository Account : The Dn or user name used to connect to
# the target repository
#
odip.profile.condiraccount =
# Connected Directory Account : The password used to connect to the 3rd party
# directory
# When you create a profile using the properties file you'll be prompted for the
# password even if you specify the password in this file. For security reasons it
# is recommended that you specify the password in the commandline.
# odip.profile.condirpassword = ********
# Interface Type : Whether the LDAP or LDIF or DB or TAGGED format is
# to be used for data exchange
#
# NOTE - Default value is LDAP
#
odip.profile.interface = LDAP
# Config Info : Additional information required for execution of this
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - The value for this property is the name of the file that contains
# the additional profile specific information to be used for execution
# Specify the absolute pathname of the file here. If the absolute pathname
# contains a `\`, use the escape sequence and specify it as `\\`
#
odip.profile.configfile = /scratch/americas/product/oracle/wls/Oracle_
IDM1/ldap/odi/conf/activeimp.cfg.master
# Mapping Rules : Specifies the Mapping Rules to be used for execution
# profile by the integration server.
#
# NOTE - The value for this property is the name of the file that contains
# the domain and attribute mapping rules
# Specify the absolute pathname of the file here. If the absolute pathname
# contains a `\`, use the escape sequence and specify it as `\\`
#
odip.profile.mapfile = /scratch/americas/product/oracle/wls/Oracle_
IDM1/ldap/odi/conf/activechg.map.master
# Matching filter Con Dir : Specifies the filter that needs to be
# applied to the changes that are read from the connected directory
# before importing to OID
#
# NOTE - There are certain defaults available for different directories.
# You can look at the $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/odi/conf directory for sample
# files and filters.
#
# odip.profile.condirfilter = "searchfilter=(|(objectclass=group)(objectclass=organizationalunit)(&(objectclass=user)(!(objectclass=computer))))"
# Matching OID attribute : Specifies the matching attribute
# on OID for import from the connected directory
#
odip.profile.oidfilter = orclObjectGUID
# Change Number : Specifies the last applied change number. In case of
# an export profile this number refer's to OID's last applied change number.
# However, in case of the import profile this number refers to the last
# applied change number in the connected directory.
#
odip.profile.lastchgnum = 0
# Profile Version : Value is 4.0. Only version 4.0 profiles are supported.
#
# NOTE - Default is 4.0
#
odip.profile.version = 4.0
# Debug Level : Specifies the debug level of the profile. A value of 63 logs all
# information, including entries that are synchronized.
#
odip.profile.debuglevel = 0
# Specify the directory type here. Supported values are , ACTIVEDIRECTORY,ADAM,
# EDIRECTORY, IPLANET, OID, OPENLDAP, and TIVOLI
#
odip.profile.directorytype=ACTIVEDIRECTORY
# associated Profile name. Specify the profile you would like to associate with
# the current profile. This is applicable only for LDAP directories and is
# required only if you are using bi-directional
# synchronization with a connected directory. If you have only one direction of
# synchronization you can leave this field empty.
odip.profile.associatedProfile =
# updateChangeNumberatCreate: if the field is set to false,
# Last Change Number(lastchgnum) will be set to
# current time stamp or value at the time of profile creation.
# Instead you can set it true to retain its deafult value.
#
odip.profile.updateChangeNumberatCreate = TRUE