Originally posted on February 7 2022 at 14:03 UTCGood afternoon,
Our team and I are currently testing Okta's provisioning thanks to the Okta REST connector.
However, most of the functionalities does not work and we are not sure if this is because of the implementation or because of bugs.
- When requesting a new account for an application from the ARS for yourself or other, associated task is created. But when running the WSRETRYJOB, no any Okta account is created for the user, only in Saviynt an account is created related to the user and the associated security system and endpoint.
- The only way we figured out to provision a user into Okta is by assigning from Admin UI a user to a role that is linked to Okta's endpoint. This way, two tasks are created. One for creating the Okta account, the second one to add access to the associated role. When running WSRETRYJOB, the account is well provisioned into Okta but the job fails to execute the add access and so the user is not added to the related group in Okta.
- When updating a user, the task is created. When running WSRETRYJOB &/or Run Detective Rules and Take Action job jobs, the update fails.
Useful informations :
- Our Saviynt's version is : v2021.0
- We do you use a Autoapprove workflow to ease the process will implementing)
- From the logs, we cannot find anything useful, except that Okta API PUT calls are send :
{"log":"2022-02-03 13:50:39,841 [quartzScheduler_Worker-2] DEBUG rest.RestProvisioningService - params.memento.addAccessJSON : [call:[[name:OktaGroup, connection:acctAuth, url:
https://dev-95997492.okta.com/api/v1/groups/${entitlementValue.entitlementID}/users/${account.accoun..., httpMethod:PUT, httpHeaders:[Authorization:${access_token}, Accept:application/json], httpContentType:application/json, successResponses:[statusCode:[200, 204]]]]]\n","stream":"stdout","time":"2022-02-03T13:50:39.841230652Z"}
Is there anyone that has been able to make work Okta's provisioning connector accurately ? If yes, with which Saviynt's version ?
Best regards,
Nicolas
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