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How
to configure Oracle Identity Management Realm (Configuring OID Realm)
LESSON16
Note:
The
following are the roles associated with the OID server
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OID global
administrator
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Identity
management realm-specific or domain administrator
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Application-specific
administrator
The
following is a list of the default users created in OID during the
OracleAS Infrastructure installation.
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OID Super
user
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Guest user
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Proxy user
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Default
identity management realm super user
The
following is a list of the objects of an identity management realm
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Root Oracle
Context
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Identity
management realm
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Identity
management Realm-Specific Oracle Context
The
following is a list of the difference between hosted and nonghosted
directory deployments
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A hosted
environment is one where an enterprise makes various Oracle components
available to other enterprises and stores information for them.
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A nonhosted
environment is one where a single enterprise installs OID to support
different Oracle components for its own use.
To
view the common entries of the default identity management realm, log
in to ODM as orcladmin. Then expand the “Entry management” node
and navigate to the entry cn=Common. You can view different attributes
of the identity management realm. In this window, the right pane will
display the attributes that define the DN of the entries under which
all the users or group in that identity management realm are created.
Browse through and see how easy is to maintain an entries.
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