See also How to Install the CloudGen Access User Directory Connector .
To sync with an Okta tenant, you need to authorize Barracuda CloudGen Access to access your data, which requires an administrative step to obtain an API token from Okta. Read-only administrative permissions are enough to run a connector. Barracuda Networks recommends that you create a service account with only those permissions and create an API token from there. It will be valid without expiration unless you invalidate it from the Okta console. The variable used to pass this token is called okta-auth-token.
You also need to provide the domain name assigned to your organization in Okta, usually something like exampleorg.okta.com, in a variable called okta-domainname.
docker run -it fydeinc/fyde-connector --enrollment-token='https://enterprise.fyde......' --okta-auth-token='eAJ4q2wc......' --okta-domainname='exampleorg.okta.com'
2019-08-30 23:06:42 - Running Fyde Connector version 1.0.0
2019-08-30 23:06:42 - Initializing Sync Manager for connector https://enterprise.fyde.com/connectors/v1/connectorid1
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2019-08-30 23:07:42 - Ran module <sources.okta.SyncModule object at 0x1066555b0> successfully, next run in 900 secondsOkta Directory Parameters
| Key | Default | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
okta-auth-token | string | This is an Okta API token, and it is required to sync with Okta Directories. | |
okta-domainname | string | This is the domain assigned to your organization inside Okta. Something like: exampleorg.okta.com. |
See also General parameters.