Managing connectors

To edit a connector

1. In the BMC Helix Intelligent Automation console, click Connectors.
2. Click  against the connector that you want to update and select Edit. 
3. Update the connector details, and click Save.
   For an on-premises connector, you can only edit the connector name.
   For the AWS cloud connector, you can edit the connector name, access and secret keys. For the Kubernetes cloud connector, you can edit the name and token. 
   If a connector is updated successfully, it appears in the Configured Connectors tab with the status as Connected. If the connector is not successfully connected, the status appears as Disconnected.
   Click the  icon to view the error message and fix the issue.  
   

To disable a connector

Learn about the impact of disabling a connector on the automation policies: 

• Published policies that use the connector go into a Disabled state.
• Disabled policies do not run or appear as an automation action for events.
• Even if one action in a policy uses the disabled connector, the policy is disabled. 
• Policies in a draft state are not disabled, but cannot be published. 
• Disabled connectors are not displayed while creating new policies. 
• Disabled connectors can be edited and deleted. 

To disable a connector, go to Connectors > Configured Connectors, and do the following steps:

1. Click  against the connector that you want to enable and select Disable.
2. On the warning message, click Yes.
   
   

To enable a connector

By default, a connector is enabled when you configure a connector.

To enable a connector, go to Connectors > Configured Connectors, and click  against the connector that you want to enable and select Enable.

The connector is enabled and the disabled policies that use the connector change to a published state.  

To delete a connector

To delete a cloud connector, go to Connectors > Configured Connectors, and do the following steps:

1. Click  against the connector that you want to delete and select Delete. 
2. On the warning message, click Yes.
   The connector is deleted successfully. Policies that are using the connector stop running when you delete it. 

To delete an on-premises connector, do the following steps:

1. Stop the plugin.

2. Run the get command to obtain the credential ID for the connector and then run the delete command to delete the credentials.

   Get command for Microsoft Windows

   credential.bat get

   Get command for Linux

   ./credential.sh get

   Example

   ./credential.sh delete -i "3392be1a-9b2a-4325-872c-4257083be3db"
3. In the BMC Helix Intelligent Automation console, click Connectors > Configured Connectors.
4. From the list of configured connectors, click  against the connector that you want to delete and select Delete. 
5. On the warning message, click Yes.
   The connector is deleted successfully. Policies that are using the connector stop running when you delete it.