Managing Service Account Client - Identity and Access Management Services - 4.4 - 4.4 - Ready - Other - external - Other/Identity-and-Access-Management-Services/4.4/Identity-and-Access-Management-Services/Configuring-Providers-and-Clients-Using-the-Hyland-IdP-Service-Account/Service-Account-Client/Managing-Service-Account-Client - 2024-11-20 - You can manage the Service Account Client using the command line utility or the graphical user interface. The ID for the Service Account Client is generated during initialization. Hence, the Hyland IdP Server must be initialized. See Initializing the Hyland IdP Server for more information.

You can manage the Service Account Client using the command line utility or the graphical user interface. The ID for the Service Account Client is generated during initialization. Hence, the Hyland IdP Server must be initialized. See Initializing the Hyland IdP Server for more information.

After preparing the environment for initialization, you must set up the Hyland IdP server by completing the base configuration for it. For more information on completing the base configuration of the Hyland IdP server, see Setting Up the Hyland IdP Server.

Once initialization is complete, the Service Account Client ID and its secret are generated. The image below displays how a Client ID and its secret are displayed in the command line utility.

Similarly, the image below dispalys a Client ID and its secret on the graphical user interface.

You can also enable or disable the Service Account Client. See the following topics for more information:

• Enabling the Service Account Client From the Command Line
• Enabling Service Account Client From the User Interface