ExternalCredential

Required.

The authentication protocol that’s required to access the external system. Valid values are:

• AwsSv4 — AWS Signature Version 4
• Basic — Authentication using a static username and password
• Custom — User-created authentication. Specify the permission set, sequence number, and authentication parameters. Each authentication parameter requires a name and value.
• Jwt — Reserved for future use
• JwtExchange— Reserved for future use
• NoAuthentication — Reserved for future use
• Oauth — Oauth 2.0
• Password — Reserved for future use

For connections to Amazon Web Services using Signature Version 4, use AwsSv4.

For connections using a direct token system, use Jwt. If using an intermediary authorization provider to process JWTs and return access tokens, use JwtExchange.

For Simple URL data sources, select NoAuthentication.

For connections using a static username and password, use Basic.

For cloud-based Files Connect external systems, select Oauth. For on-premises systems, select Password.

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• deleted
• deprecated
• deprecatedEditable
• installed
• installedEditable
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• unmanaged

If a value for ParameterGroup isn’t provided, ParameterGroup defaults to the ParameterName value for PER_USER and NAMED_PRINCIPAL. For all other parameters ParameterGroup defaults to DEFAULT_GROUP.

Required.

Required.

• AdditionalRefreshStatusCode: Allows the user to specify 4xx, 6xx, 7xx, 8xx, and 9xx HTTP status codes that trigger Salesforce to refresh expired or invalid access tokens, in addition to the standard 401 HTTP status code response.
• AuthHeader: Allows the user to specify custom authentication headers to be added to the callout at run time. When using AuthHeader, the ParameterName field must be the header name as a string, and ParameterValue must be a formula of a header value that is evaluated at run time. SequenceNumber determines the order in which headers are sent out in the callout. Headers with lower numbers are sent out first.
• AuthParameter: Allows the user to add additional authentication settings. ParameterName defines the parameter to set. For example, AwsRegion sets the AWS Region parameter to apply for an AWS Signature V4 authentication protocol and ParameterValue is the value for the AWS Region.
• AuthProtocolVariant: Used to specify a variant of an authentication protocol. For example, Aws Sts as a variant when the ParameterName is AwsSv4 and the ParameterValue is AwsSv4_STS.
• AuthProvider: Specifies that this parameter configures an authentication provider referenced by the AuthProvider field.
• AuthProviderUrl: Specifies the authentication endpoint URL. For example, if the authentication type is OAuth with JWT Bearer Flow, then ParameterValue is an authentication token endpoint.
• AuthProviderUrlQueryParameter: Allows the user to specify custom query parameters to be added to the callout to the authentication provider at run time. Currently, supported only for AWS Signature V4 with STS. The allowed AuthProviderUrlQueryParameter values are AwsExternalId and AwsDuration, used with AWS STS.
• AwsStsPrincipal: Configures AWS Signature V4 along with STS. ParameterName is AwsStsPrincipal and ParameterValue isn’t specified.
• CreatedByNamespace: Reserved for internal use.
• ExternalAuthIdentityProvider: Specifies that this parameter configures an authentication provider referenced by the ExtlAuthIdentityProvider field.
• GlobalNamedPrincipal: Reserved for internal use.
• JwtBodyClaim: Specifies a JWT (JSON Web Token) body claim, where ParameterName is the key and ParameterValue is the value. For example, the parameter name for a JWT audience is aud.
• JwtHeaderClaim: Specifies a JWT header claim, where ParameterName is the key and ParameterValue is the value. For example, the parameter name for a JWT key identifier is kid.
• NamedPrincipal: Specifies that the parameter uses the same set of user credentials for all users who access the external system.
• PerUserPrincipal: Provides access control at the individual user level.
• SigningCertificate: Specifies the certificate used for an authentication signature. Use the Certificate field to specify the certificate name. Used for OAuth with JWT Bearer Flow and AwsSv4 STS with RolesAnywhere authentication.
• SystemUserPrincipal: Reserved for internal use.

First available in API version 56.0, this field is removed in API version 58.0 and later.

You can set this field only when ParameterType is NamedPrincipal.