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A customer wants to configure a virtual appliance (VA) to use a static IP address. Does this file on the VA need to be modified to perform the configuration?
Solution: /etc/ systemd/network/ static, network
Yes, the file /etc/systemd/network/static.network (or a similarly named file depending on the Linux distribution used by the Virtual Appliance) is typically used to configure a static IP address for the VA. This file is part of the systemd network configuration, and modifying it allows you to specify static IP settings, such as the IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS servers, for the Virtual Appliance's network interface.
To set a static IP address, you would need to modify this file and restart the network service for the changes to take effect.
SailPoint IdentityNow Virtual Appliance Network Configuration Guide.
Linux systemd Network Configuration Documentation.
Does this example accurately describe an IdentityNow data flow?
Solution:
1. An IdentityNow engineer clicks "start manual aggregation".
2. The IdentityNow tenant contacts the Active Directory domain controller.
3. The domain controller sends a list of accounts to the virtual appliance.
4. The virtual appliance masks sensitive information and sends a list of accounts to the IdentityNow tenant.
No, this example does not accurately describe an IdentityNow data flow. The step where the domain controller sends a list of accounts directly to the virtual appliance is incorrect. Instead, during manual aggregation, the virtual appliance is responsible for initiating the connection to the domain controller (or other authoritative source), retrieving account data, and then sending the results to the IdentityNow tenant. Sensitive information is masked before sending the data from the virtual appliance to the IdentityNow tenant, but the domain controller does not interact directly with the IdentityNow tenant.
SailPoint IdentityNow Aggregation Process Documentation.
SailPoint IdentityNow Virtual Appliance Data Flow Guide.
Is this an example of a vanity URL?
Solution: https://identityNowacme.com
Key Reference from SailPoint Documentation:
Vanity URL Structure in IdentityNow: Vanity URLs typically feature a customized subdomain that reflects the organization's branding, and identityNowacme.com does not fit this pattern.
An IdentityNow engineer has set up an access profile for an application. The access profile allows for users to request access, and for a user's manager to approve or deny access.
After a recent staff meeting, management has expressed that they want to remove any approval requirements for this application.
Is management's request possible in IdentityNow. and. if so. are these the recommended steps the engineer should take to meet their new requirement?
Solution: It is possible. Delete the certification campaign associated with this application.
No, deleting the certification campaign associated with the application is not the correct step to remove approval requirements for an access request. Certification campaigns are related to periodic reviews of access, not the approval workflow for access requests. To remove the manager approval requirement, changes should be made to the access profile or the associated workflow, not the certification campaign.
Key Reference from SailPoint Documentation:
Certification Campaigns: Certification campaigns are used for access reviews and do not control approval workflows for access requests.
Is this statement true about deploying and configuring IdentityNow's virtual appliance (VA)?
Solution: When using the AWS deployment option, SailPoint shares an AWS Amazon Machine image (AMI) with the customer's AWS account on a region they select.
Yes, when using the AWS deployment option, SailPoint shares an Amazon Machine Image (AMI) with the customer's AWS account in the selected region. This AMI contains the pre-configured Virtual Appliance (VA) image that the customer can use to deploy within their own AWS environment, simplifying the deployment process and ensuring compatibility with AWS services.
Key Reference from SailPoint Documentation:
AWS AMI for VA Deployment: SailPoint provides a dedicated AMI that is shared with customers in their chosen AWS region to facilitate the deployment of the Virtual Appliance.
