Reference hub
Quick answer
This reference collects the details you look up repeatedly: the key attributes on core objects, the common rule types and their inputs, the iiq console commands, and the standard tasks. Use it as a lookup once you know the concepts from the earlier modules.
Key takeaways
- A lookup, not a tutorial, use after the concept modules
- Key attributes on Identity, Link, Application, Bundle
- Rule types and the inputs each receives
- iiq console commands for import/export and debug
- Standard task definitions and what they do
The reference hub is the lookup layer of this course, the place to find precise detail on objects, attributes, APIs and syntax when you already know the concept and just need the specifics. Think of it as the MDN of SailPoint: not a tutorial, but the authoritative detail you return to constantly.
What this module covers
Where the concept and how-to modules teach, the reference module documents. It links out to the detailed object pages, API topics and syntax references so you can quickly confirm an attribute, a method or an endpoint.
What you will find here
- Links to every object page (Identity, Role, Application and more).
- Links to the API reference topics (REST, filtering, errors).
- Pointers to rule and XML syntax examples.
- A consistent place to look things up mid-build.
How to use it
Use reference material alongside the tutorials: learn a concept in its lesson, then come here (or to the linked object/API pages) to look up the exact detail while you build.
Common pitfalls
- Reading reference like a tutorial, start with the concept lessons first.
- Relying on memory for exact attributes when you can look them up.
- Ignoring version differences between IdentityIQ and Identity Security Cloud.
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Check your understanding
This reference module is best used?
- A. import / export. iiq console import and export move objects for deployment.
- B. The matching identity attribute/value. Correlation returns the identity attribute and value to match on.
- C. After learning the concepts. It is a lookup to use once you know the concepts.
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C. After learning the concepts. It is a lookup to use once you know the concepts.
After learning the concepts. It is a lookup to use once you know the concepts.
A correlation rule returns?
- A. import / export. iiq console import and export move objects for deployment.
- B. The matching identity attribute/value. Correlation returns the identity attribute and value to match on.
- C. After learning the concepts. It is a lookup to use once you know the concepts.
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B. The matching identity attribute/value. Correlation returns the identity attribute and value to match on.
The matching identity attribute/value. Correlation returns the identity attribute and value to match on.
Objects are moved between environments with the console commands?
- A. After learning the concepts. It is a lookup to use once you know the concepts.
- B. import / export. iiq console import and export move objects for deployment.
- C. The matching identity attribute/value. Correlation returns the identity attribute and value to match on.
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B. import / export. iiq console import and export move objects for deployment.
import / export. iiq console import and export move objects for deployment.