Defining the LDAP user store with create-initial-config
The create-initial-config tool provides limited support for configuring SCIM and the user store configuration needed to connect the SCIM subsystem to a set of LDAP directory servers.
This tool creates the following configuration:
- 
An LDAP store adapter named
UserStoreAdapter - 
A load-balancing algorithm named
User Store LBA - 
One or more LDAP external servers
 - 
(Optional) A SCIM resource type named
Users - 
(Optional) SCIM schema, attributes, and attribute mappings for the
Usersresource type 
If run interactively, create-initial-config walks you through the configuration process. You should be prepared to provide connection information for your directory servers.
You can also run create-initial-config noninteractively, which is useful when performing a scripted deployment. For an example, see Configuring the PingAuthorize user store.
The following table describes a key subset of the tool’s command-line options.
| Option | Description | 
|---|---|
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The bind DN for a user account that PingAuthorize Server will use to access backend LDAP servers. Create this account using the   | 
  | 
The password for the above account.  | 
  | 
The host, LDAP / LDAPS port, and optional location of a backend LDAP server. You can specify this option once per each backend server.  | 
  | 
The base DN under which entries are stored.  | 
  | 
The structural LDAP object class of entries for the SCIM subsystem to handle if   | 
  | 
The SCIM schema and resource type configuration to use. Supports the following values: 
  | 
For more information about running create-initial-config, see its help by running the following command:
create-initial-config --help
When using create-initial-config noninteractively, you should also run prepare-external-store for each backend LDAP server. This tool creates a privileged user account on the LDAP server for use by PingAuthorize Server and configures a set of global access control instructions (ACIs) needed by this account.