Identity provider endpoints

Identity provider (IdP) endpoints define the specific connection point used by a provider to authenticate with an identity provider. This could be a DNS name for an Active Directory domain controller, an IP address for a Linux system, or a URL for a REST API, for example.

In Devolutions PAM, managed providers already have their identity provider endpoints pre-integrated. However, when using AnyIdentity providers, these endpoints must be explicitly configured. This typically happens within action scripts, ensuring the provider knows where and how to authenticate.

This distinction is crucial for flexible integrations, especially in hybrid environments or when working with custom identity systems. Properly configuring identity provider endpoints ensures secure and seamless authentication flows.

• IdP endpoints

• Create an AnyIdentity action script in Devolutions Server

• Identity provider endpoint script parameters

• Test action scripts outside of AnyIdentity
  

• AnyIdentity providers

• Create an AnyIdentity PAM provider in Devolutions Server

• Import an AnyIdentity PAM provider