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title: Creating a request processor to manage the proxy transformations
description: Create a PingDirectoryProxy proxying request processor that includes the new attribute and DN mapping proxy transformations for the merger example.
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revdate: September 13, 2023
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  about-this-task: About this task
  steps: Steps
  example: Example:
---

# Creating a request processor to manage the proxy transformations

Create a new proxying request processor that includes your new attribute and distinguished name (DN) mapping proxy transformations.

## About this task

Use the existing `dc_example_dc_com` request processor as a template.

## Steps

1. In the `Configuration` main menu, enter the number corresponding to `Request Processor`.

2. On the `Request Processor` menu, enter the number corresponding to `Create a new Request Processor`.

3. Select the option to use the current request processor as a template.

4. Enter a name for the new proxying request processor, such as `o_sample-req-processor`.

5. Review the properties and enter the number corresponding to the `Transformation` property.

   |   |                                                                                                                                  |
   | - | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   |   | The load-balancing algorithm is the same as for the previous request processor, but you must change the transformation property. |

6. Enter the number corresponding to the proxy transformations that were previously created.

7. Select the attribute mapping proxy transformations, then select the DN mapping proxy transformations.

   |   |                                                                                                                                                                  |
   | - | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
   |   | The order of the selection is important because you have related DNs. Begin with the DNs that are lower in the tree, and finish with the base DN transformation. |

   ### Example:

   ```
   Select the Proxy Transformations you wish to add:

       1)  sample-to-example       5)  sampleLinkedAccounts-to-
                                       exSampleLinkedAccounts
       2)  sample_east-to-example  6)  sampleRegion-to-
                                       exSampleRegion
       3)  sample_west-to-example  7)  Create a new Proxy
                                       Transformation
       4)  sampleID-to-uid         8)  Add all Proxy Transformations

       ?)  help
       b)  back
       q)  quit

   Enter one or more choices separated by commas [b]: 4,5,6,2,3,1
   ```

8. Confirm that the proxy transformations are listed in the correct order and press Enter to accept and use the values.

9. To save your changes, enter `f`.