Requirements

Databases

The following databases are supported:

• SQL Server 2016

• SQL Server 2017

• SQL Server 2019

• Azure SQL

• Oracle Database 12c

• Oracle Database 19c

• PostgreSQL 11

• PostgreSQL 12

For SQL Server and Azure SQL see also the transaction isolation level requirements here: Set transaction isolation level for MS SQL when used with Identity Manager

Capture or production client: Software

The following requirements apply for a workstation that is to be used as a capture client or production client: 

• Nexus Card SDK of the latest version is supported and must be installed. See here for information about the latest Card SDK version.

• Windows-based workstation (PC). For more information, see Card SDK requirements and interoperability.

For PKI cryptochip encoding the following is also required:

• A PKCS#11 compliant smart card middleware.

  • For a list of supported smart card middleware, see heading "Smart cards and middleware in Identity Manager".

• OpenJDK or Oracle Java

  • Version 11 (64-bit), tested on OpenJDK 11.0.6+10

  • Architecture: 32-bit (for any smart card middleware) or 64-bit (for any smart card middleware except Nexus Personal)

• The smart card middleware and client-side Java must have the same OS architecture, either 32-bit or 64-bit, since Identity Manager's encoding component connects from the client-side Java to the middleware.

PKI encoding via Self-Service: Software

The following requirements apply for the use of PKI cryptochip encoding features on Identity Manager Self-Service clients:

• Smart ID Desktop App of the latest version is supported and must be installed. See Smart ID Desktop App news for information about the latest Smart ID Desktop App version. For more information, see Smart ID Desktop App requirements and interoperability. 

• A PKCS#11 compliant smart card middleware must be installed.

  • For a list of supported smartcard middleware, see heading "Smart cards and middleware in Identity Manager".

Interoperability

Data connectors

Identity Manager allows synchronization of data with external systems for many different use cases, for example card data, employee data from corporate directories, and entitlements from physical access control systems. Import and export of data can be done for various formats, for example LDAP, JDBC, CSV and SCIM. 

Corporate directories

Identity Manager supports connection to directories compliant with the following standard: 

• LDAP v3

Microsoft Active Directory is a typical example of a supported directory.

For more information, see Integrate Identity Manager with Microsoft services.

JDBC databases

Identity Manager supports connection to databases based on Java database connectivity (JDBC).

The databases are the same as under heading Requirements > Databases.

The SQL Server and Azure SQL databases only support case insensitive queries (which is the default option).

Certificate authorities

The following certificate authority (CA) products and services are supported:

• Smart ID Certificate Manager 8.3. A downgrade package is available for CM 7.18.

• Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) 2012 / 2012 R2 / 2016 / 2019

• D-Trust Managed PKI

• IDNomic version 4.8.1 - 4.14.3

• EJBCA version 6.15

• DFN Managed PKI

• QuoVadis PKI

For more information, see Integrate Identity Manager with certificate authority (CA). 

Other CAs can be integrated on demand.

Physical access control systems (PACS)

The following physical access systems (PACS) are supported by Identity Manager:

Set up integrations

For more information, see Integrate Identity Manager with physical access control system (PACS). 

There is also a PACS demo service included in the Physical Access component that can be used to simulate PACS integration. 

Mobile device management (MDM)

The following mobile device management (MDM) product is supported in Identity Manager:

• MobileIron 10.4 - 10.7

Other MDM systems can be integrated on demand.

Digital identities

Smart cards and middleware in Identity Manager

Supported smart cards depend on the smart card middleware. Smart card middleware is not part of Identity Manager.

Identity Manager connects to a smart card via the PKCS#11 library provided by the middleware. For a list of supported cryptochips and smart cards, please refer to the corresponding technical specification of the middleware.

CardOS 4.4 and CardOS 5.0 are our reference cards for testing. Other cards listed in the middleware specification also normally work, but must be tested individually for the specific requirement.

The following smart card middleware products are supported: 

⁽¹⁾ 5.4W14 or later is required for certain features

⁽²⁾ 1.8.3.1 is the minimum compatible version, we recommend 1.8.3.2 or Deutsche Telekom TCOS NetKey 1.10.9.0

⁽³⁾ Requires Identity Manager 22.10 and above, supersedes T-Systems TCOS3 NetKey

Yubikey Yubikeys

Identity Manager supports certificate enrollment to Yubico YubiKey 5 PIV tokens via Smart ID Desktop App. 

Fido2 tokens on Yubikey are not supported. 

Virtual smartcards

The following virtual smartcard is supported:

For more information, see Set up virtual smart card management in Identity Manager.