Starting the gateway instance in a Docker container
About this task
Use the Docker command that you copied from PingOne to start a Docker container. Run the Docker container on a computer that can reach your LDAP directory and PingOne.
Steps
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Ensure that Docker is installed and that the Docker Engine is running.
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Locate the Docker command that you copied earlier.
Learn more in Adding an LDAP gateway.
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Review the end user license agreement at www.pingidentity.com/en/legal/subscription-agreement.html.
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If you agree to the terms of the license agreement, open the Docker command in a text editor and change
-e PING_IDENTITY_ACCEPT_EULA=noto-e PING_IDENTITY_ACCEPT_EULA=yes. -
Optional: To configure an LDAP gateway to use a forward web proxy server to handle WebSocket traffic between the gateway and PingOne, add the following to the Docker command and provide the host and port values for the web proxy:
-e http_proxyHost=<HTTP_PROXY_HOST> -e http_proxyPort=<HTTP_PROXY_PORT>
You must configure the web proxy settings per each running instance. For example, if you’re running two gateway client applications, you must configure web proxy settings in both instances.
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At a command prompt, run the Docker command.