Configure the following fields to create or modify a connection.
Defines the connection name. The connection name must be unique.
Defines the type of connection. Connection Type is a collection of connections used for similar purposes. You can define multiple connections with different Connection Names under one Connection Type. For example, you can create a Connection Type 'Reports' and create connections 'Reports1', 'Reports2', 'Reports3' that connect to multiple databases.
Defines additional and optional information about the current connection.
Indicates the host name of the server that hosts the database.
Indicates the port number configured for the database on the server.
Indicates the database that you are using to store data. Identity Manager supports Oracle Database and SQL Server.
Indicates the name of the database.
Indicates the protocol that Identity Manager should use to connect to the database.
Indicates the User ID credentials you need to login to the database.
Indicates the password credentials for the User ID you specify.
Indicates the JDBC driver class Identity Manager must use if you have selected JDBC as the protocol.
Indicates the method to select the JDBC select method.
Indicates that the current connection is the default connection used with Identity Manager. Under a Connection Type you can have only one connection set to Default.
Indicates the root of the LDAP.
Indicates whether or not the LDAP password is cleartext.
Indicates if Identity Manager should use a secure connection to connect to the LDAP.
Specifies any additional attributes that are specific to the current connection. For example, if you are configuring a connection for Reports, Identity Manager must connect to the Infoview Repository and retrieve reports from the Reports Folder. For such a connection, you must use the Attribute field to add the Reports Folder to the connection information.