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    MongoDB

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    MongoDB is a document-oriented NoSQL database.

    Types of Assets Fetched

    This adapter fetches the following types of assets:

    • Devices
    • Users

    Parameters

    1. MongoDB Server (required) - The hostname or IP address of the MongoDB server.
    Note:

    If configuring the adapter to communicate to a MongoDB Atlas cluster, you must configure mongo+srv:// as a prefix in the MongoDB Server name and TLS must be enabled.

    1. Port (required) - The port to be used in the connection.
    2. User Name and Password (required) - The credentials for a user account that has the permissions to fetch assets.
    3. Use TLS - Toggle to enable Transport Layer Security (TLS).
      • CA Certificate (optional) - The CA certificate MongoDB deployment presents for the application to establish its identity. Click Upload File to upload a CA certificate. For more information, see Specify a CA File.
      • Certificate Key (optional) - The client’s certificate and private key. Your client certificate and private key must be in the same .pem file. If they are stored in different files, you must concatenate them. Click Upload File to upload a certificate key. For more information, see Present a Client Certificate.
      • Certificate Key Password (optional) - The password to the client’s certificate and private key file.
    4. Database (required) - The name of the MongoDB database
    5. Devices Collection - The name of the devices collection in the MongoDB database.
    6. Users Collection - The name of the users collection in the MongoDB database.
    Note:

    You have to enter a name for either the Devices Collection or Users Collection.

    To learn more about common adapter connection parameters and buttons, see Adding a New Adapter Connection.

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