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Integrating SailPoint Multi-Host with Linux

The SailPoint Multi-Host solution for Linux provides you the ability to create and manage groups of Linux sources from one centralized user interface. The seamless integration of Multi-Host eliminates the need to create and maintain individual sources and thus reduces the time to create multiple sources. The SailPoint Multi-Host solution helps to optimize account and entitlement aggregation of multiple servers by creating pre-configured aggregation groups.

This guide is designed to give specific information about the requirements and fields needed to successfully configure a Multi-Host solution with Linux sources.

Note

To view the latest features, enhancements, and fixes for all SaaS connectors, refer to the SaaS Release Notes page.

Supported Features

The SailPoint Multi-Host source for Linux supports the following features:

  • Create Multi-Host groups for Linux (The maximum limit of servers you can manage is 250.)
  • Bulk Test Connection for all Linux sources
  • Edit each Linux source
  • List all Linux sources on a Single Page
  • Grouped Account Aggregation of Linux sources (Scheduled and Manual)
  • Grouped Entitlement Aggregation of Linux sources (Scheduled and Manual)
  • Supports Linux Connector Capabilities. Refer to the list of Supported Features in the SailPoint Linux connector documentation.

Prerequisites

  • Configure at least one virtual appliance cluster and successfully test the connection. For instructions, refer to the Virtual Appliance Reference Guide.

    Important

    Once a Virtual Appliance Cluster is selected and saved, it cannot be updated later.

  • Refer to the Prerequisites page in the SailPoint Linux connector documentation to ensure the Linux sources meet the requirements for sources in SailPoint.

  • In SailPoint, the Admin user level permissions are required to access the Multi-Host configuration.
  • Refer to Administrator Permissions in the SailPoint Linux connector documentation for minimum permissions required by an Admin to perform specific operations within SailPoint Linux connector.

Supported Managed Systems

Refer to the Supported Managed Systems page in the SailPoint Linux connector documentation for the latest supported managed systems of Linux.

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