Launch the generic machine where you installed the client for the Provisioning Bridge.
Important:
Make sure that you have administrative rights for this machine. Also, this machine will communicate with the client network that the Provisioning Bridge uses to access the apps that you want to monitor.
In a Terminal window, navigate to the folder you created that contains the files for the Provisioning Bridge. You created this folder in Create a Provisioning Bridge.
At the prompt, enter ./startup.sh background.
At the Enter your password for Oracle Wallet prompt, enter the password for Oracle Wallet that you created in Create a Provisioning Bridge.
The Provisioning Bridge attempts to connect to the Oracle Identity Cloud
Service server.
Verify that you see the The Provisioning Bridge is started. [Process_ID] is the process ID that's used to start this bridge. status message. A connection is established between the Provisioning Bridge and the Oracle Identity Cloud
Service server.
Note:
If you want to stop the Provisioning Bridge, then use the process ID to kill the process. You can also use this ID to check if the process is running properly, or if there are any errors associated with the process.
In the Identity Cloud Service console, expand the Navigation Drawer, click Settings, and then click Provisioning Bridges.