1. Administering Oracle Identity Cloud Service
  2. Manage Oracle Identity Cloud Service Components
  3. Manage Linux Authentication using the Linux-PAM Module
  4. Typical Workflow for Managing the Linux-PAM

Typical Workflow for Managing the Linux-PAM

With the Oracle Identity Cloud Service Linux Pluggable Authentication Module (PAM) , you can install and configure the module to allow end users to authenticate in Linux environments with Oracle Identity Cloud Service, using first and second factor authentication.

Task Description Additional Information
Understand the PAM. You can receive an overview of the Oracle Identity Cloud Service Linux PAM. About the Linux-PAM
Install and Configure the PAM. You can download, install and configure the PAM. Install and Configure the Linux-PAM
Configure PAM-enabled Groups and Users. You can configure a PAM-enabled group and add users to the group using REST API's. Configure Groups and Users for the Linux-PAM
Test Authentication into Linux using Oracle Identity Cloud Service. You can authenticate on Linux using Oracle Identity Cloud Service first and second factor authentication. Test Authentication into Linux Using Oracle Identity Cloud Service