Page created: 20 May 2022 | Page updated: 29 Jul 2022 | 1 min readProduct PingAuthorize 9.1 Content Type Product documentation Configuration User task Configure the PingAuthorize Policy Editor to use PingOne for authentication. The following instructions apply to a manually installed PingAuthorize Policy Editor. Run the PingAuthorize-PAP/bin/stop-server command to stop the Policy Editor. Using the client ID and environment ID from Configuring PingOne for PingAuthorize policy administration, run the following command to configure the GUI. bin/setup oidc \ --licenseKeyFile </path/to/PingAuthorize.lic> \ --generateSelfSignedCertificate \ --hostname <pap-hostname> --port <pap-port> \ --adminPort <admin-port> \ --oidcBaseUrl https://auth.pingone.com/<environment-id>/as \ --clientId <client-id> Run the bin/start-server command to start the PingAuthorize Policy Editor. Verify that you can sign on to the Policy Editor using the application you created in PingOne. Go to the Policy Editor. Click Click to Sign in. Your browser will redirect to the URL you set in Configuring PingOne for PingAuthorize policy administration.
The following instructions apply to a manually installed PingAuthorize Policy Editor. Run the PingAuthorize-PAP/bin/stop-server command to stop the Policy Editor. Using the client ID and environment ID from Configuring PingOne for PingAuthorize policy administration, run the following command to configure the GUI. bin/setup oidc \ --licenseKeyFile </path/to/PingAuthorize.lic> \ --generateSelfSignedCertificate \ --hostname <pap-hostname> --port <pap-port> \ --adminPort <admin-port> \ --oidcBaseUrl https://auth.pingone.com/<environment-id>/as \ --clientId <client-id> Run the bin/start-server command to start the PingAuthorize Policy Editor. Verify that you can sign on to the Policy Editor using the application you created in PingOne. Go to the Policy Editor. Click Click to Sign in. Your browser will redirect to the URL you set in Configuring PingOne for PingAuthorize policy administration.