You can run the gateway in a Docker container or as a standalone Java application.
Stopping and starting a gateway instance does not cause any configuration issues, but the PingOne gateway will not function until the instance is started again.
You can also run an LDAP gateway as a standalone Windows service. For more information, see Running a standalone Gateway as a Windows service.
Starting the gateway instance in a Docker container
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 or RADIUS client, and PingOne.
Starting a gateway instance as a standalone Java application
Download a gateway bundle and run it on a local computer as a Java application. Ensure that you have Java 8 or Java 11 installed. Run the application on a computer that can reach your LDAP directory and PingOne.
Download a gateway bundle and run it on a local computer as a Java application. Ensure that you have Java 8 or Java 11 installed. Run the application on a computer that can reach your LDAP directory or RADIUS client, and PingOne.
You must have a Ping account to download the gateway bundle. Sign on with your account or create a new one.
- Go to .
- Locate the appropriate gateway.
- Click the gateway name to expand the gateway details.
- Click the Download tab.
- In the Standalone section, review the prerequisites and instructions.
- In the Instructions section, locate the download link for the gateway bundle.
- Sign on to your Ping account or create a new one.
- Download the gateway bundle and follow the instructions in the readme.txt file.