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Need clarity on password sync filters

vermark
Regular Contributor
Regular Contributor

1. We want to test the following API calls from Domain Controllers. Otherthan postman is there a different way to test these API calls from DCs. Client doesn't allow installing postman on DCs

  • "getUserUrl": "/api/v5/getUser",
  • "notificationUrl": "/api/v5/changePassword",
  • "oauthUrl": "/api/login",
  • "oauthRefreshUrl": "/oauth/access_token"

2. Is the internet connectivity required on all DCs for password synchronization to work?

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sahajranajee
Saviynt Employee
Saviynt Employee

Hello,

1. You should be able to call the apis via Powershell on the windows servers.

2. Once a password is changed and the password filter captures the password, it should be able to call the Saviynt apis from the DC in order to sync the password changes. So it does not need internet connectivity but will need connectivity from each DC to your saviynt app.


Regards,
Sahaj Ranajee
Sr. Product Specialist

vermark
Regular Contributor
Regular Contributor

Hi Sahaj,

Could you please share the sample powershell commands for testing the API calls

Thanks,

Rakesh Verma

sahajranajee
Saviynt Employee
Saviynt Employee

Hi,

Please follow the Microsoft documentation for the same :
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/powershell/module/microsoft.powershell.utility/invoke-restmethod?vi...


Regards,
Sahaj Ranajee
Sr. Product Specialist

vermark
Regular Contributor
Regular Contributor

Hi Sahaj,

I was able to call the following APIs from PowerShell. Hope calling APIs from PowerShell doesn't require inernet connectivity on DCs

"getUserUrl": "/api/v5/getUser",
"notificationUrl": "/api/v5/changePassword",
"oauthUrl": "/api/login",
"oauthRefreshUrl": "/oauth/access_token"

 

Thanks,

vermark
Regular Contributor
Regular Contributor

For now I tried from my local machine.