Targeting Google Apps
For each Google application, add a target system in Bravura Security Fabric (Manage the System > Resources > Target systems).
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Google Applications.Address uses options described in the table below.
The full list of target parameters is explained in Target System Options .
Option | Description |
|---|---|
Options marked with a | |
Server | The IP address/domain name of the Google API server. This is set to (key: server) |
Port | Default is 443. (key: port) |
Connection over SSL | (optional) Select to enforce SSL connections. Default is "true". (key: ssl) |
Validate the server’s certificate when connecting | Determines whether to validate the server’s security certificate for SSL connections. Default is "true". (key: checkCert) |
HTTP Network Proxy | Optional (key: proxy) |
Impersonate | Email address of the Google domain administrator. (key: impersonate) |
Domain | External domain name, used to map to the Google API. Required for operations other than listing. (key: domain) |
List all domains | (optional)Select to list all domains from a Google Application instance. Incompatible with the Domain target system parameter. (key: listalldomain) |
List roles as groups | The "groups" that the connector lists are the Admin roles that are found in the Google Admin console. The list members operation lists the admins that are assigned to the role. Default is "true". (key: listRoleAsGroup) |
Records per page | Affects the number of records returned during listing. Default: 100. (key: pagesize) |
Retry count | The retry count for the number of times an operation will be attempted if it initially fails during listing. Default: 2. (key: retry) |
Delete app specific passwords | Delete the App passwords that are defined for the user. Default: unchecked. (key: deleteAppPasswords) |
Delete third party tokens | Delete the third-party apps & services oauth tokens defined for the user. Default: checked. (key: deleteTokens) |
Delete backup verification codes | Delete the backup codes that are remaining for the user. Default: unchecked. (key: deleteVerificationCodes) |
Disable two step verification | Turn off the 2-Step Verification that is configured for the user. Default: unchecked. (key: disableTwoStep) |
Upgrade note
Options Delete app specific passwords, Delete third party tokens, Delete backup verification codes, and Disable two step verification were added in Connector Pack 4.7.
When the following options are checked:
Delete app specific passwords
Delete third party tokens
Delete backup verification codes
Disable two step verification
The actions for these options will be performed for the following connector operations:
Resetting a user's password
Disabling a user account
Deleting a user account
Note that when the Disable two step verification action is invoked, this will also delete the backup codes. This is a behavior specifically for the Google API for when the connector operation is triggered. It is different from the behavior of the Google web user interface, which retains the backup verification codes when 2-Step Verification is turned off.