Removing an AD Bridge
Remove an AD bridge from an IAM identity domain.
Important
If you can't remove the client for the AD bridge or the bridge still appears in the Directory integrations page, then complete the following steps:
If you can't remove the client for the AD bridge or the bridge still appears in the Directory integrations page, then complete the following steps:
- Run the following cURL command to obtain the client ID that you used to install the client for the AD bridge:
curl -X GET \ <Identity_Cloud_Service_URL>/admin/v1/IdentityAgents \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
<Identity_Cloud_Service_URL>
is a placeholder for the identity domain URL that you used to install the client for the bridge, and<access_token>
is a placeholder for the access token that contains the authorization credentials that are required to obtain the client ID.See the IAM: First REST API Call tutorial to learn how to get this access token.
A list of bridge clients that are installed for your identity domain appears.
- From this list, find the client ID of the bridge that you want to remove.
- Run the following cURL command to remove the client for the bridge:
curl -X DELETE \ <Identity_Cloud_Service_URL>/admin/v1/IdentityAgents/<Client_ID> \ -H 'Authorization: Bearer <access_token>
<Client_ID>
represents the ID of the client for the bridge that you want to remove.A
204 (No Content)
response appears, signifying that you removed the client for the bridge.