PingIntelligence provides a script to import the policy. To import the bundle:
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  1. Open the import_pingintelligence.sh file in a text editor.
  2. Configure the following values:
    Value Description

    GW

    The API gateway hostname and port

    GW_user admin:password

    The API gateway username

    GW_PASS_B64

    A Base64 encoded password used to encrypt and decrypt secure passwords
  3. Run the import_pingintelligence.sh script.

    After the import script is run, the PingIntelligence policy is installed in the API gateway.

  4. To verify the policy import, connect to the API gateway using the CA API Gateway Policy Manager. Verify the PingIntelligence folder is visible in the lower left-hand side window.

    The following is a sample import_pingintelligence.sh script:

    !/usr/bin/env bash

# Configure the gateway host and port and user credentials
#
GW=localhost:8443
GW_USER=admin:password
GW_PASS_B64=**********=

# Import the folder 'PingIntelligence'
#
curl -k -u $GW_USER -X PUT -H "Content-Type: application/xml" -H "L7-key-passphrase: $GW_PASS_B64" "https://$GW/restman/1.0/bundle" -d @../docker-build/add-ons/ssg/policies/pingintelligence.bundle

# Import cluster properties that configure the PingIntelligence bundle
#
# ase_host_https
# ase_path_request
# ase_path_response
# ase_host2_https
# ase_path2_request
# ase_path2_response
# ase_request_connection_timeout
# ase_request_read_timeout
# ase_response_connection_timeout
# ase_response_read_timeout
#
curl -k -u $GW_USER -X PUT -H "Content-Type: application/xml" "https://$GW/restman/1.0/bundle" -d @../docker-build/add-ons/ssg/policies/pingintelligence-properties.bundle