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Oracle® Identity Manager Installation and Configuration Guide for IBM WebSphere Application Server
Release 9.1.0.1
Part Number E14064-04
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List of Tables
Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Documentation Updates
Conventions
1
Overview of the Installation Procedure
2
Planning the Installation
2.1
Host Requirements for Oracle Identity Manager Components
2.1.1
Oracle Identity Manager Server (Host) Requirements
2.1.2
Database Server Host Requirements
2.1.3
Design Console Host Requirements
2.1.4
Remote Manager Host Requirements
2.2
Planning for Non-English Oracle Identity Manager Environments
2.3
Installation Worksheet
2.4
Using the Diagnostic Dashboard
2.4.1
Installing the Diagnostic Dashboard
2.4.2
Verifying Your Preinstallation Environment
3
Installing and Configuring Nonclustered IBM WebSphere Application Server for Oracle Identity Manager
3.1
Overview of WebSphere Installation and Configuration
3.2
Installing the WebSphere Application Server
3.3
Installing the WebSphere Application Client
3.4
Enabling SOAP Communication with WebSphere
3.5
Obtaining the Bootstrap Port
3.6
Upgrading the WebSphere Server and Client
3.7
Setting Environment Variables
3.8
Setting JVM Memory and Arguments
3.9
Obtaining the WebSphere Cell and Node Name
3.10
Preparing to Install Oracle Identity Manager as a Non-Root User on UNIX or Linux
3.11
Starting WebSphere Before Installing Oracle Identity Manager
4
Installing and Configuring a Database
4.1
Using an Oracle Database for Oracle Identity Manager
4.1.1
Installing Oracle Database
4.1.2
Creating an Oracle Database
4.1.2.1
Configuring the Database for Globalization Support
4.1.3
Preparing the Oracle Database
4.1.3.1
Preparing on UNIX or Linux
4.1.3.2
Preparing on Microsoft Windows
4.1.3.3
Interpreting the Script Results
4.1.4
Removing Oracle Identity Manager Entries from an Oracle Database
4.2
Using Oracle RAC Databases for Oracle Identity Manager
4.2.1
Installing Oracle Identity Manager for Oracle RAC
4.2.2
Oracle RAC Net Services
4.2.3
JDBC and Oracle RAC
4.2.4
Configuring IBM WebSphere Application Server for Oracle RAC
4.3
Using a Microsoft SQL Server Database for Oracle Identity Manager
4.3.1
Installing and Configuring Microsoft SQL Server
4.3.2
Creating a Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Database
4.3.3
Creating a Microsoft SQL Server Database Account
4.3.4
Removing Oracle Identity Manager Entries from a Microsoft SQL Server Database
5
Installing Oracle Identity Manager on Microsoft Windows
5.1
Installing the Database Schema
5.2
Installing Documentation
5.3
Installing Oracle Identity Manager on Microsoft Windows
5.4
Removing Oracle Identity Manager
6
Installing Oracle Identity Manager on UNIX or Linux
6.1
Installation Prerequisites and Notes
6.2
Installing the Database Schema
6.3
Installing Documentation
6.4
Installing Oracle Identity Manager on UNIX or Linux
6.5
Removing Oracle Identity Manager
7
Postinstallation Configuration for Oracle Identity Manager and IBM WebSphere Application Server
7.1
Default JMS Queue Details
7.2
Increasing the JMS Message Threshold
7.3
Configuring WebSphere on Nondefault Ports
7.3.1
Configuring WebSphere on Nondefault HTTP Port
7.3.2
Configuring WebSphere on Nondefault Naming Service Port
7.4
Configuring the ORB Service
7.5
Changing Keystore Passwords
7.6
Setting Log Levels
7.7
Enabling Single Sign-On (SSO) for Oracle Identity Manager
7.8
Configuring Custom Authentication
7.8.1
Protecting the JNDI Namespace
7.9
Increasing the Transaction Timeout
7.10
Increasing the Authentication Expiration
7.11
Selecting the Oracle 10
g
Data Store Helper Class
7.12
Setting the Compiler Path for Adapter Compilation
7.13
Deploying the SPML Web Service
7.14
Tuning JDBC Connection Pools
7.15
Copying the sqljdbc.jar File
8
Starting and Stopping Oracle Identity Manager
8.1
Removing Backup xlconfig.xml Files After Starting or Restarting
8.2
Starting Oracle Identity Manager
8.3
Stopping Oracle Identity Manager
8.4
Accessing the Administrative and User Console
8.5
Using Diagnostic Dashboard to Verify Installation
9
Deploying Oracle Identity Manager in a Clustered WebSphere Configuration
9.1
About Clustered WebSphere Configurations
9.2
Overview of Setting Up a WebSphere Oracle Identity Manager Cluster
9.2.1
WebSphere Software Host Requirements
9.3
Backing Up the Configurations
9.4
Installing WebSphere Application Server for a Cluster
9.4.1
Installing WebSphere Application Server
9.4.2
Upgrading the WebSphere Server
9.4.3
Setting Environment Variables
9.4.4
Creating WebSphere Profiles
9.4.5
Setting JVM Memory and Arguments
9.4.6
Enabling SOAP Communication to WebSphere
9.4.7
Verifying Installation
9.4.8
Creating Backups
9.5
Adding the Model Node to the Network Deployment Manager
9.6
Creating the Model Server
9.7
Creating the XL_CLUSTER
9.8
Creating the JMS CLUSTER
9.9
Backing Up the Nodes
9.10
Installing and Configuring a Database for Oracle Identity Manager
9.11
Installing Oracle Identity Manager on the Network Deployment Manager
9.11.1
Verifying the Installation
9.12
Backing up Configuration Settings
9.13
Adding Nodes to WebSphere Cell
9.13.1
Creating Servers for XL_CLUSTER
9.14
Creating Servers for XL_JMS_CLUSTER
9.14.1
Enabling SIB Services for XL_JMS_CLUSTER Servers
9.15
Setting up the Server Virtual Host Information
9.16
Updating the JNDI References
9.17
Setting Up IIS as Web server
9.17.1
Installing IIS
9.17.2
Installing the WebSphere Plug-in for IIS
9.17.3
Configuring the IIS Plug-in
9.18
Installing Oracle Identity Manager Cluster By Using a Shared Directory
9.19
Partitioned Installation on WebSphere
9.19.1
Important Points to Consider
9.20
Independent Clustered Installation
9.20.1
Environment Profile
9.20.2
Environment Advantages
9.20.3
Environment Disadvantages
9.21
Multiple Clustered Installation
9.21.1
Environment Advantages
9.21.2
Environment Disadvantages
9.21.3
Installation Considerations
9.21.4
Scaling
9.21.5
Variation
9.22
Setting Up Supported Integrations on a WebSphere Cluster
9.22.1
Shared Directory
9.22.2
Using SSL
9.22.3
Time Synchronization of Clustered Machines
9.23
Postinstallation Configuration for Clustered Installations
10
Installing and Configuring the Oracle Identity Manager Design Console
10.1
Requirements for Installing the Design Console
10.2
Installing the Design Console
10.3
Postinstallation Requirements for the Design Console
10.3.1
Extracting xlDataObjectBeans.jar
10.3.2
Configuring the WebSphere Application Client in a Nonclustered Environment
10.3.3
Configuring the Design Console in a WebSphere Cluster
10.3.4
Configuring WebSphere Client Communication with the Node Manager in Clusters
10.4
Starting the Design Console
10.5
Setting the Compiler Path for Adapter Compilation
10.6
Configuring SSL Communication With the Design Console (Optional)
10.6.1
Configuring WebSphere
10.6.2
Configuring the Design Console
10.6.3
Configuring the Administrative and User Console (Optional)
10.6.4
Configuring Non-Default Certificates
10.7
Removing the Design Console Installation
11
Installing and Configuring the Oracle Identity Manager Remote Manager
11.1
Installing the Remote Manager for Microsoft Windows
11.2
Installing the Remote Manager for UNIX or Linux
11.3
Configuring the Remote Manager
11.3.1
Changing the Remote Manager Keystore Passwords
11.3.2
Trusting the Remote Manager Certificate
11.3.2.1
Using Your Own Certificate
11.3.3
Enabling Client-Side Authentication for Remote Manager
11.4
Starting the Remote Manager
11.5
Removing the Remote Manager Installation
12
Troubleshooting the Oracle Identity Manager Installation
12.1
Task Scheduler fails in a Clustered Installation
12.2
Default Login Does Not Work
A
Java 2 Security Permissions for IBM WebSphere
A.1
Java 2 Security Permissions for WebSphere in Nonclustered Mode
A.2
Java 2 Security Permissions for WebSphere Cluster
B
Changing the Password of the xelsysadm User
B.1
Creating a Backup of the WebSphere Configuration and Oracle Identity Manager Database
B.2
Changing the Password
B.3
Rolling Back the Password Change
C
Using IBM WebSphere Application Server MQ as JMS Provider
C.1
Creating a Backup of the WebSphere 6.1 Configuration
C.2
Preparing WebSphere MQ
C.3
Uninstalling Applications
C.4
Removing Resources for Default Messaging
C.5
Changing the xlJMSLogin Credentials
C.6
Creating WebSphere MQ Resources
C.7
Changing Deployment Descriptors
C.8
Restarting IBM WebSphere Application Server
C.9
Running the patch_websphere Patch
C.10
Restarting WebSphere Application Server
C.11
Rolling Back MQ Configuration
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