After creating the OAuth 2.0 client in Workspace ONE Access, generate an OAuth bearer token.
Prerequisites
Download and install the Postman app. You can download Postman from https://getpostman.com.
Procedure
- Open a new tab in the Postman app.
- For the HTTP method, select POST.
- For the URL, enter:
https://tenanturl/SAAS/jersey/manager/api/connectormanagement/directoryconfigs
Replace tenanturl with your Workspace ONE Access URL, for example:https://example.vmwareidentity.com/SAAS/jersey/manager/api/connectormanagement/directoryconfigs
- Click the Authorization tab and select OAuth 2.0 as the type.
- In the Configure New Token section, enter the required information.
- For Token Name, enter a name, such as WorkspaceONE.
- For Grant Type, select Client Credentials.
- For Access Token URL, enter https://tenantURL/SAAS/auth/oauthtoken, where tenantURL is your Workspace ONE Access tenant URL.
For example: https://example.vmwareidentity.com/SAAS/auth/oauthtokenNote: Workspace ONE Access was formerly called VMware Identity Manager. Old tenants have the domain name vmwareidentity.com while new tenants have the domain name workspaceoneaccess.com.
- For Client ID, enter the Client ID that you set in Create OAuth 2.0 Client.
- For Client Secret, enter the secret that was generated in Create OAuth 2.0 Client.
Note: If you did not copy the secret while creating the client, you can regenerate it. To regenerate the secret, go to the Settings > OAuth 2.0 Management page in the Workspace ONE Access console, select the client, and click Regenerate Secret on the client page.
- For Scope, enter admin.
For example:
- Click Get New Access Token.
A token is generated and displayed.
- To verify that the bearer token was added, click the Headers tab and click hidden headers.
The bearer token appears.
- If the bearer token was not added, return to the Authorization tab and select your token from the Available Tokens drop-down menu and check again.