Configuring the PingOne for Enterprise Directory Password Credential Validator - PingFederate - 10.3

PingFederate Server

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The PingOne for Enterprise Directory Username Password Credential Validator (PCV) verifies credentials stored in your PingOne for Enterprise Directory.

To use the PingOne for Enterprise PCV, you must have:
  • A PingOne for Enterprise account
  • A PingFederate account

For more information, see Managing PingOne Directory Users in the PingOne for Enterprise Administration Guide.

On the Instance Configuration tab, enter your account information in Client ID and Client Secret.
For more information about each field, refer to the following table. All fields are required. nti
Field Description
Client ID The REST API client ID is a unique identifier PingFederate uses to identify itself to the PingOne for Enterprise Directory API.

For more information, see View or renew directory API credentials in the PingOne for Enterprise Administration Guide.

Client Secret The client secret is used to authenticate the client ID against the PPingOne for Enterprise Directory API.

For more information, see View or renew directory API credentials in the PingOne for Enterprise Administration Guide.

Advanced Fields
PingOne URL The PingOne for Enterprise Directory API.

The default value is https://directory-api.pingone.com/api.

Authenticate by Subject URL The relative path for user authentication.

The default value is /directory/users/authenticate?by=subject.

Reset Password URL The relative path for password reset.

The default value is /directory/users/password-reset.

SCIM User URL The relative path for searching users requesting password reset.

The default value is /directory/user.

Connection Pool Size The maximum size of the connection pool to PingOne for Enterprise Directory.

The default value is 100.

Connection Pool Idle Timeout The maximum time (in milliseconds) that a connection can remain idle before it is closed and removed from the connection pool.

The default value is 4000.