Configuring AI Services
Use the AI Services Configuration page to connect IdentityIQ to AI Services. From the gear icon, select Global Settings > AI Configuration. Note that the AI Configuration option does not appear in the Global Settings page until you have completed the steps in Integrating SailPoint AI Services.
Note: Websphere and IBM JDK: Connections to AI Services using the IBM JDK require a JVM argument to support TLS version 1.2. If you deploy IdentityIQ on WebSphere, or other application servers using the IBM JDK, you must specify the JVM argument -Dcom.ibm.jsse2.overrideDefaultTLS=true for your Java process. To do this in WebSphere, add the JVM argument to the Generic JVM arguments at: Servers > Java and Process Management > Process Definition > Java Virtual Machine > Generic JVM arguments.
For general information on getting started with AI Services, see
Connection Information for AI Services
AI Services Hostname
The host name of the AI Services recommendation API.
For example, https://<org>.api.identitynow.com
Client ID
OAuth client ID for the AI Services recommendation API. See
Client Secret
OAuth client secret for the AI Services recommendation API. See
Advanced
Read Timeout
The number of seconds IdentityIQ will wait to read recommendations from AI Services before reporting a failure.
Connect Timeout
The number of seconds IdentityIQ will wait to connect to AI Services before reporting a failure.
Testing Your Connection
Once your configuration details have been entered, you can click Test Connection to verify that the connection information is accurate and operating.
If you are using an HTTP or HTTPS proxy for IdentityIQ's communications, and you want to make an exception for connecting to AI Services, you can configure your AI Services connection to bypass the proxy connection by adding this key to the IdentityAIConfiguration object:
<entry key="ignoreProxyProperties" value="true" />
Save your settings before leaving the page.