This video explains how to configure Directory Integrator to use Directory Server for Directory Integrator Server API Authentication. This includes confirming that there is an LDAP group set up in the Directory Server. 

Objectives

Demonstrates how to load the Eclipse plug-in SVN client into the IBM Security Directory Integrator version 7.2 configuration editor.

Time

4 minutes

In this lab, you create an AssemblyLine with File Management connector that reads image files from one directory (jpg, png or gif), and based on the type of the file move them to the appropriate folder.

During an IBM Security Directory Integrator installation, you can install additional components and set different installer modes. Learn about the SDI installation process, the SDI directory structure, and basic SDI configuration techniques.

This course teaches you how to:

• Build a simple Assembly Line. Assembly Line is a Directory Integrator(DI) unit of work, that is composed of different DI components such as Connectors, Parsers, Functions, Attribute Maps, Scripts, and Control/Flow components.
• Use properties when building Directory Integrator solutions. The video explains different type of properties, how to configure properties and use them in the AssemblyLines.
  

This video demonstrates the data stepper, which allows you to step through an AssemblyLine and view the data read or written for each Directory Integrator component.

This video shows how to use the dashboard to install, configure, deploy, and monitor Directory Integrator solutions.

This video teaches you how to build a simple Assembly Line. Assembly Line is a Directory Integrator(DI) unit of work, that is composed of different DI components such as Connectors, Parsers, Functions, Attribute Maps, Scripts, and Control/Flow components.

In this exercise, you learn how to use Switch/Case components in the IBM Security Directory Integrator AssemblyLine.

In this lab, you build a Scripted Connector that reads files from the specified location. You also create an AssemblyLine that uses this Scripted Connector.

Learn how to build custom components through scripting.

Learn how to integrate Guardium and Directory Integrator. Update Guardium policies based on Events from QRadar.

Time: 12 minutes

Learn to build IBM Security Directory Integrator AssemblyLines that include branches, loops, switches, and cases.

IBM Security Directory Integrator (SDI) is a generic data integration tool suitable for a wide range of scenarios that usually require custom coding and significantly more resources than traditional integration tools. In this lab, you learn how to create an AssemblyLine that reads a CSV-formatted file and logs the information in the SDI console.

Use properties when building Directory Integrator solutions. The video explains different type of properties, how to configure properties and use them in the AssemblyLines.

Time: 6 minutes

Learn how to run AssemblyLine from a command line, and how to maintain integration solutions using the SDI Dashboard.

Learn how to use Loop components in the AssembluLine.

This video guides you through the installation of the fix pack for Directory Integrator. Upon successful installation of the Directory Integrator product you need to install the latest fix pack.

This video guides you through the installation of the Directory Integrator v7.2, including downloading the installation package. It also points out a few very important steps and highlights the best practices around those.

This course focuses on the basic concepts of the IBM Security Directory Integrator application. Students learn about the components of IBM Security Directory Integrator and how the application integrates with different systems. Students also learn how to build IBM Security Directory Integrator solutions.

This course is designed for solution developers, deployers, and system administrators who are responsible for the deployment and administration of IBM Security Directory Integrator solutions.

See how you can debug Directory Integrator Assembly Lines using a powerful Debugger.

Data stepper allows you to step through the Assembly Line and view the data read or written for each Directory Integrator component

A Connector is an SDI component that is used to connect to a data store and then manipulate data to or from that data store. This course explains the role of Connectors in the AssemblyLine and identifies and describes all the Connector modes.

This video shows how to detect changes using the Directory Integrator delta mechanism.

This covers Directory Integrator Integrations with several different IBM products.

• Directory Integrator and PIM - Learn how to Integrate PIM and Directory Integrator, Suspend and Restore PIM Users and Resources based on QRadar Events.
  
• Directory Integrator and Guardium - Learn how to integrate Guardium and Directory Integrator. Update Guardium policies based on Events from Qradar.
• Closed Loop Integrations using IBM XGS and IBM QRadar SIEM and QRadar Vulnerability Manager (QVM)
  

Learn how to integrate Privileged Identity Manager (PIM) and Directory Integrator, suspend and restore PIM users and resources based on QRadar Events.

Time: 12 minutes

In this lab, you build an IBM Security Directory Integrator change detection solution. This is an AssemblyLine that reads a CSV file, then uses the SDI delta mechanism to propagate changes into an IBM Security Directory Server LDAP and keep LDAP users’ data up to date. You run the AssemblyLine a number of times in order to explore different change detection use cases.

This video walks you through the process of setting up ActiveMQ as a Secure Password Store to be used with the Security Directory Integrator Password Synchronization Plug-ins.   It shows how to setup secure connections between all three resources involved (ActiveMQ, SDI Plug-in, and SDI JMS Password Store Connector).

IBM Security Directory Integrator includes the Eclipse-based Configuration Editor and the SDI Runtime Server. In this course, you learn how to use the Configuration Editor and the command line. You also learn about the AssemblyLine architecture and how SDI translates different file formats.

Learn about scripts and hooks. You can customize the default behavior of the AssemblyLines by using scripts written in JavaScript.

This course provides an overview of IBM Security Directory Integrator. IBM Security Directory Integrator (SDI) is a generic data integration tool suitable for a wide range of issues that usually require custom coding and significantly more resources than traditional integration tools.

The Flow Hook section of the FDS Flow will allow only one Assembly Line to be declared in the UI. If additional Assembly Line function is needed outside the registered one, the registered Assembly Line will need enhancement to call the additional Assembly Lines. This video will show a process of performing this activity.

This video shows how to configure Directory Integrator to establish a connection with MS SQL Server.

This video shows how to parse a JSON payload in Directory Integrator.

In this lab, you create an IBM Security Directory Integrator AssemblyLine that generates a report for each user from IBM Security Directory Server who is the member of the LDAP group. LDAP groups included in the report are determined based on the value of the external property.

A Connector is an SDI component that is used to connect to a data store and then manipulate data to or from that data store. This course explains the role of Connectors in the AssemblyLine and identifies and describes all the Connector modes.

• Directory Integrator Installation

This video guides you through the installation of the Directory Integrator v7.2, including downloading the installation package. It also points out a few very important steps and highlights the best practices around those.



• How to Install Directory Integrator Fix Pack

This video guides you through the installation of the fix pack for Directory Integrator. Upon successful installation of the Directory Integrator product you need to install the latest fix pack.

A Parser is a component that is used to convert data between byte stream formats and an SDI internal representation. Function Components are similar to function calls in programming languages. They run predefined functions by using data from the AssemblyLine and return results that the AssemblyLine can then use. In this course, you learn to configure Parsers and Functions.

In these exercises, you configure Transport Layer Security (TLS) (also known as SSL) communication between IBM Directory Server and IBM Directory Integrator.