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Title and Copyright Information
Preface
Audience
Documentation Accessibility
Related Documents
Conventions
What's New in This Guide
New and Changed Features for 11
g
Release 2 (11.1.2.2)
1
Overview
1.1
What Is an Enterprise Deployment?
1.2
About the Reference Topology for Exalogic
1.3
Benefits of Oracle Recommendations
1.3.1
Built-in Security
1.3.2
High Availability
2
Introduction to Oracle Identity and Access Management on Exalogic
2.1
Understanding Exalogic
2.1.1
What is Exalogic?
2.1.1.1
About the Exalogic Hardware Architecture
2.1.2
Understanding Types of Deployment
2.1.2.1
About a Physical Exalogic Configuration
2.1.2.2
About a Virtual Exalogic Configuration
2.1.2.3
About Choosing a Type of Deployment
2.2
Understanding Oracle Traffic Director
2.2.1
About Oracle Traffic Director in a Standard Exalogic Deployment
2.2.2
About Oracle Traffic Director in a Deployment with Oracle HTTP Server
2.2.3
About Oracle Traffic Director Failover Groups
2.2.4
About Oracle Traffic Director and the Load Balancer
2.2.5
About Oracle Traffic Director and Identity and Access Management
2.3
About Exalogic Optimizations for WebLogic
3
Introduction and Planning
3.1
Planning Your Deployment
3.1.1
Why the Deployment Topology in This Guide?
3.1.2
Using a Worksheet to Plan for the Deployment Topology
3.2
Understanding the Oracle Identity Management Deployment Topology on Exalogic
3.2.1
Primary Topologies
3.2.1.1
Physical Exalogic Deployment Topology
3.2.1.2
Virtual Exalogic Deployment Topology
3.2.2
Alternative Deployment Topologies
3.2.2.1
Using an External Oracle HTTP Server Web Tier Instead of Oracle Traffic Director
3.2.2.2
Using Oracle Exadata Instead of an Oracle RAC Database
3.3
Understanding the Topology Components
3.3.1
About Exalogic Physical and Virtual Deployment Topologies
3.3.2
About EoIB and IPoIB Communication
3.3.3
About the Hardware Load Balancer
3.3.4
About the DMZ
3.3.5
About the Web Tier
3.3.5.1
Oracle Traffic Director Only
3.3.5.2
Oracle HTTP Server and Oracle Traffic Director
3.3.5.3
More about Oracle Traffic Director
3.3.6
About the Application Tier
3.3.6.1
About Oracle Unified Directory Assured Replication
3.3.6.2
Architecture Notes
3.3.6.3
High Availability Provisions
3.3.6.4
Security Provisions
3.3.7
About the Identity Stores
3.4
About Oracle Directory Services Manager
3.5
Benefits of Using the Split Domain Topology
3.6
Hardware Requirements for the Identity Management on Exalogic
3.6.1
Hardware Load Balancer Requirements
3.6.2
Exalogic Machine Requirements
3.7
Software Components for an Enterprise Deployment
3.7.1
Software Required for the Oracle Identity Management Deployment Topology on Exalogic
3.7.2
About Obtaining Software
3.7.3
Mandatory Patches
3.7.4
Applying Patches and Work-arounds
3.8
Road Map for the Reference Topology Installation and Configuration
3.8.1
Flow Chart of the Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment Process
3.8.2
Steps in the Oracle Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment Process
4
Networking Overview
4.1
Overview of Preparing the Network for an Enterprise Deployment
4.2
Planning Your Network
4.3
Virtual Server Names Used by the Topology
4.3.1
IDSTORE.mycompany.com
4.3.2
IADADMIN.mycompany.com
4.3.3
IGDADMIN.mycompany.com
4.3.4
IDMINTERNAL.mycompany.com
4.3.5
SSO.mycompany.com
4.4
Configuring the Hardware Load Balancers
4.4.1
Load Balancer Requirements
4.4.2
Load Balancer Configuration Procedures
4.4.3
Load Balancer Configuration for Exalogic
4.5
About IP Addresses and Virtual IP Addresses
4.6
Configuring Firewall Ports
4.7
Managing Access Manager Communication Protocol
4.7.1
Access Manager Protocols
4.7.2
Overview of Integration Requests
4.7.3
Overview of User Request
4.7.4
About the Multicast Requirement for Communication
4.8
Exalogic Networking
4.8.1
Map of the Network Interfaces Used by the Components of the IAM Topology on Exalogic
4.8.2
Preparing the Network for an Exalogic Enterprise Deployment
5
Configuring Exalogic Networking for a Physical Environment
5.1
Network Map
5.2
Explanation of the Network Interfaces Map
5.2.1
Load Balancer
5.2.2
Network Interface Bonding
5.2.3
Oracle Traffic Director
5.2.4
External Oracle HTTP Servers
5.2.5
Compute Nodes
5.2.5.1
ComputeNode1
5.2.5.2
ComputeNode2
5.3
Host Name and Networking Overview
5.4
Additional Requirements for External OHS
5.5
Preparing the Network on Physical Exalogic
5.5.1
Summary of the IP Addresses for the EoIB Network Interfaces
5.5.2
Step 1 - Gather Information
5.5.3
Step 2 - Create a Virtual LAN
5.5.4
Step 3 - Create Virtual Network Cards
5.5.5
Step 4 - Configure Compute Node Networking and Assign Physical IP Address
5.6
Routing for Multi-Homed Hosts
5.7
Enable Virtual IP Addresses
5.8
Adjust MTU (maximum transmission units) Value for IPoIB Interface bond0
5.9
Enable Multicast for bond0
5.10
Verifying Network Connectivity
5.11
Verifying Multicast Connectivity
6
Configuring Exalogic Networking for a Virtual Environment
6.1
Network Map
6.2
Explanation of Network Interfaces Map
6.2.1
Load Balancer
6.2.2
Network Interface Bonding
6.2.3
Oracle Traffic Director
6.2.4
External Oracle HTTP Servers
6.2.5
Virtual Servers
6.2.5.1
Virtual Server 1 (vServer1)
6.2.5.2
Virtual Server 2 (vServer2)
6.2.5.3
Virtual Server 3 (vServer3)
6.2.5.4
Virtual Server 4 (vServer4)
6.2.6
Virtual Server 5 (vServer5)
6.2.6.1
Virtual Server 6 (vServer6)
6.3
Host Name and Networking Overview
6.3.1
Additional Requirements for External OHS
6.4
Preparing the Network on Virtual Exalogic
6.4.1
Public EoIB Client Access Network
6.4.2
Creating a Private IPoIB Network
6.4.3
Reserving Virtual IP Addresses
6.5
Routing for Multi-Homed Hosts
6.6
Enable Virtual IP Addresses
6.7
Verifying Network Connectivity
7
Preparing Storage for an Enterprise Deployment
7.1
Overview of Preparing Storage for Enterprise Deployment
7.2
Terminology for Directories and Directory Variables
7.3
About File Systems
7.4
About Recommended Locations for the Different Directories
7.4.1
Recommendations for Binary (Middleware Home) Directories
7.4.1.1
About the Binary (Middleware Home) Directories
7.4.1.2
About Sharing a Single Middleware Home
7.4.1.3
About Using Redundant Binary (Middleware Home) Directories
7.4.1.4
About the Lifecycle Repository
7.4.2
Recommendations for Domain Configuration Files
7.4.2.1
About Oracle WebLogic Server Administration and Managed Server Domain Configuration Files
7.4.2.2
Shared Storage Requirements for Administration Server Domain Configuration Files
7.4.2.3
Local Storage Requirements for Managed Server Domain Configuration Files
7.4.3
Shared Storage Recommendations for JMS File Stores and Transaction Logs
7.4.4
Recommended Directory Locations
7.4.4.1
Lifecycle Management and Deployment Repository
7.4.4.2
Shared Storage
7.4.4.3
Private Storage
7.5
Configuring Exalogic Storage for Oracle Identity Management
7.5.1
Summary of the Storage Appliance Directories and Corresponding Mount Points for Physical Exalogic
7.5.2
Summary of the Storage Appliance Directories and Corresponding Mount Points for Virtual Exalogic
7.5.3
Preparing Storage for Exalogic Deployment
7.5.3.1
Prerequisite Storage Appliance Configuration Tasks
7.5.3.2
Creating Users and Groups in NIS
7.5.3.3
Creating the IAM Project Using the Storage Appliance Browser User Interface (BUI)
7.5.3.4
Creating the Shares in the IAM Project Using the BUI
7.5.3.5
Allowing Local Root Access to Shares
8
Creating Exalogic Virtual Servers (vServers)
8.1
Prerequisites
8.2
Distribution Groups
8.2.1
Creating a Distribution Group
8.3
Create Virtual Servers (vServer)
8.4
Creating vServer Volumes
8.5
About vServer Types
8.6
Creating a vServer
8.7
Updating vServers
8.7.1
Update the root password
8.7.2
Update hosts File
8.7.3
Post Network Configuration
8.7.3.1
Determine vServer Storage IP Address
8.7.3.2
Determine Storage Appliance IP Address
8.7.4
Set MTU size on InfiniBand Interfaces
8.8
Move Swap and TMP to Separate Volumes
9
Configuring the Servers for an Enterprise Deployment
9.1
Overview of Configuring the Servers
9.2
Verifying Your Server and Operating System
9.3
Meeting the Minimum Hardware Requirements
9.4
Meeting Operating System Requirements
9.4.1
Configure Kernel Parameters
9.4.2
Setting the Open File Limit
9.4.3
Setting Shell Limits
9.4.4
Configuring Local Hosts File
9.4.5
Increase Huge Page Allocation
9.5
Enabling Unicode Support
9.6
Set DNS Setting
9.7
Configuring a Server to Use an NIS/YP Server
9.8
Enabling Virtual IP Addresses
9.8.1
Summary of Exalogic Physical Virtual IP Addresses
9.8.2
Summary of Exalogic Logical Virtual IP Addresses
9.8.3
Enabling a Virtual IP Address on a Network Interface
9.8.4
Verifying the Required Virtual IP Addresses on the Network
9.9
Disable Automatic Path Migration from SDP
9.10
Mounting Shared Storage onto the Host
9.10.1
Shared Storage Overview
9.10.2
Mounting Shared Storage
9.10.3
Validating the Shared Storage Configuration
9.11
Configuring Users and Groups
10
Preparing the Database for an Enterprise Deployment
10.1
Overview of Preparing the Databases for an Identity and Access Management Enterprise Deployment
10.2
Verifying the Database Requirements for an Enterprise Deployment
10.2.1
Databases Required
10.2.2
Database Host Requirements
10.2.3
Database Versions Supported
10.2.4
Patch Requirements for Oracle Database 11g (11.2.0.2.0)
10.2.5
Oracle Database Minimum Requirements
10.2.5.1
General Database Characteristics
10.2.5.2
Minimum Initialization Parameters
10.3
Installing the Database for an Enterprise Deployment
10.4
Creating Database Services
10.4.1
Creating Database Services for 11.2.x Databases
10.4.2
Database Tuning
10.5
Loading the Identity and Access Management Schemas in the Oracle RAC Database by Using RCU
10.6
Exadata and SDP Connections
10.6.1
Create an SDP Infiniband Listener
10.6.2
Disable APM
10.7
Backing up the Database
11
Preparing for Deployment
11.1
Assembling Information for Identity and Access Management Deployment
11.2
Creating an Oracle Identity and Access Management Software Repository
11.3
Oracle Traffic Director
11.4
Verifying Java
11.5
Installing the IAM Deployment Wizard
11.6
Checking Port Availability
12
Installing and Configuring Oracle Traffic Director for an Enterprise Deployment
12.1
Overview of Installing and Configuring Oracle Traffic Director for an Enterprise Deployment
12.2
Installing Oracle Traffic Director on WEBHOST1 and WEBHOST2
12.3
Creating and Starting the Traffic Director Administration Server
12.4
Register WEBHOST2 with the Administration Node
12.5
Creating a Configuration
12.6
Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle Traffic Director
12.7
Defining the Required Oracle Traffic Director Virtual Servers for an Enterprise Deployment
12.7.1
Creating an Origin-Server Pool
12.7.2
Creating Virtual Servers
12.7.3
Creating a TCP Proxy and Listener for idstore.mycompany.com
12.8
Creating Routes
12.9
Enabling SSL Passthrough for sso.mycompany.com
12.10
Workaround for Issues caused by TMPWATCH cleanup
12.11
Deploying the Configuration and Testing the Virtual Server Addresses
12.12
Creating a Failover Group for Virtual Hosts
12.13
Backing Up the Oracle Traffic Director Configuration
13
Creating a Deployment Profile
13.1
Welcome
13.2
IAM Installation Options
13.3
Specify Security Updates
13.4
Describe Response File
13.5
Select IAM Products
13.6
Select Topology
13.7
Select Installation and Configuration Locations
13.8
Configure Virtual Hosts
13.9
Set User Names and Passwords
13.10
Configure Oracle Unified Directory
13.11
Configure Oracle HTTP Server
13.12
Configure Oracle Identity Manager
13.13
Configure Oracle Identity Manager Database
13.14
Configure SOA
13.15
Configure Oracle Access Manager
13.16
Configure Oracle Access Manager Database
13.17
Configure HTTP/HTTPS Load Balancer
13.18
Summary
14
Deploying Identity and Access Management
14.1
Introduction to the Deployment Process
14.1.1
Deployment Stages
14.1.2
Processing Order
14.2
Deployment Procedure
14.2.1
Running the Deployment Commands
14.2.2
Creating Backups
14.3
Check List
14.4
Deploying Identity and Access Management Without a Common LCM_HOME
15
Performing Post-Deployment Configuration
15.1
Enabling Oracle Traffic Director as a Web Server
15.1.1
Stop the OHS Servers
15.1.2
Stop the OHS Servers from Starting and Stopping Automatically
15.1.3
Reset the Oracle Traffic Director Listen Port
15.2
Post-Deployment Steps for OPSS
15.3
Post-Deployment Steps for Oracle Unified Directory
15.3.1
Update Oracle Unified Directory Change Log Access
15.3.2
Update Oracle Unified Directory ACIs for LDAP Synchronization
15.4
Post-Deployment Steps for Oracle Identity Manager
15.4.1
Post Deployment Steps to Address Known Issue
15.4.2
Forcing OIM to use IPoIB for Multicast Operations
15.4.3
Workaround for Known Issue
15.4.4
Configuring Oracle Identity Manager Servers to Listen on EoIB
15.5
Post-Deployment Steps for the Email Server
15.6
Post-Deployment Steps for Access Manager
15.6.1
Modifying Access Manager Resources
15.6.2
Update Idle Timeout Value
15.6.3
Update WebGate Agents
15.7
Enabling Exalogic Optimizations
15.8
Enabling Cluster-Level Session Replication Enhancements for Oracle Identity Manager and SOA
15.9
Add System Property Manually
15.10
Configuring Single Sign-on for Administration Consoles in an Enterprise Deployment
15.10.1
Overview of Configuring Single Sign-on for Administration Consoles in an Enterprise Deployment
15.10.2
Setting Memory Parameters
15.10.3
Installing and Configuring WebGate 11
g
15.10.3.1
Prerequisites
15.10.3.2
Installing Oracle WebGate on WEBHOST1 and WEBHOST2
15.10.3.3
Restarting the Oracle Traffic Director Instance
15.10.3.4
Add LD_LIBRARY_PATH to OTD Start Scripts
15.10.4
Validating WebGate and the Access Manager Single Sign-On Setup
15.10.5
Updating OTD configuration Repository with Webgate Changes
15.10.6
Backing Up Single Sign-on
15.11
Enable SDP Support for JDBC Connections
15.12
Adding a Load Balancer Certificate to Trust Stores
15.13
Restarting All Components
16
Validating Deployment
16.1
Validating the Administration Server
16.1.1
Verify Connectivity
16.1.2
Validating Failover
16.2
Validating the Access Manager Configuration
16.3
Validating Oracle Identity Manager
16.4
Validating SOA Instance from the WebTier
16.5
Validating Oracle Unified Directory
16.6
Validating WebGate and the Access Manager Single Sign-On Setup
16.7
Validating the Deployment
17
Extending the Domain to Include Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
17.1
Overview of Extending the Domain to Include Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
17.2
OAAM Details
17.3
Prerequisites
17.3.1
Creating a Highly Available Database
17.3.2
Creating OAAM Users and Groups in LDAP
17.4
Extending Domain for Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
17.5
Restarting Administration Server on OAMHOST1
17.6
Deploying Managed Server Configuration to Local Storage
17.7
Adding OAAM Servers to Start and Stop Scripts
17.8
Starting and Validating OAAM on OAMHOST1
17.8.1
Starting Oracle Adaptive Access Manager on OAMHOST1
17.8.2
Validating OAAM on OAMHOST1
17.9
Starting and Validating OAAM on OAMHOST2
17.9.1
Starting Oracle Adaptive Access Manager on OAMHOST2
17.9.2
Validating OAAM on OAMHOST2
17.10
Configuring OAAM to Work with Web Tier
17.10.1
Configuring Access from Oracle Traffic Director
17.10.2
Configuring Access from Oracle HTTP Server
17.10.2.1
Updating IADADMIN.mycompany.com
17.10.2.2
Updating sso.mycompany.com
17.10.2.3
Restarting Oracle HTTP Servers and OAAM Managed Servers
17.10.3
Changing Host Assertion in WebLogic
17.10.4
Validating Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
17.11
Loading Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Seed Data
17.12
Integrating Oracle Adaptive Access Manager with Oracle Access Management Access Manager
17.12.1
Retrieving the Global Passphrase for Simple Mode
17.12.2
Registering OAAM as a Third Party Application
17.12.3
Setting OAAM properties for Access Manager
17.12.4
Creating Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Policies
17.12.5
Creating a Resource in Access Manager
17.12.6
Moving TAP Resource to LDAP Policy
17.12.7
Validating the Integration
17.13
Integrating Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 11
g
with Oracle Identity Manager 11
g
17.13.1
Configuring Oracle Identity Manager Encryption Keys in CSF
17.13.2
Configuring Cross Domain Trust Between Oracle Identity Manager and Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
17.13.3
Setting Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Properties for Oracle Identity Manager
17.13.4
Setting Oracle Identity Manager Properties for OAAM
17.13.5
Restarting IAMAccessDomain and IAMGovernanceDomain
17.13.6
Validating Oracle Identity Manager-Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Integration
17.14
Changing Domain to Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Protection
17.15
Backing Up the Application Tier Configuration
18
Configuring Server Migration for an Enterprise Deployment
18.1
Overview of Server Migration for an Enterprise Deployment
18.2
Setting Up a User and Tablespace for the Server Migration Leasing Table
18.3
Creating a GridLink Data Source for Leasing Using the Oracle WebLogic Administration Console
18.4
Editing Node Manager's Properties File
18.5
Setting Environment and Superuser Privileges for the wlsifconfig.sh Script
18.6
Configuring Server Migration Targets
18.7
Testing the Server Migration
18.8
Backing Up the Server Migration Configuration
19
Scaling Enterprise Deployments
19.1
Scaling the Topology
19.2
Scaling the LDAP Directory
19.2.1
Mounting the Middleware Home when Scaling Out
19.2.2
Scaling Oracle Unified Directory
19.2.2.1
Assembling Information for Scaling Oracle Unified Directory
19.2.2.2
Configuring an Additional Oracle Unified Directory Instance
19.2.2.3
Validating the New Oracle Unified Directory Instance
19.2.2.4
Adding the New Oracle Unified Directory Instance to the Load Balancers
19.3
Scaling Identity and Access Management Applications
19.3.1
Gathering Information
19.3.1.1
Assembling Information for Scaling Access Manager
19.3.1.2
Assembling Information for Scaling Oracle Identity Manager
19.3.1.3
Assembling Information for Scaling Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
19.3.2
Mounting Middleware Home and Creating a New Machine when Scaling Out
19.3.3
Creating a New Node Manager when Scaling Out
19.3.4
Running Pack/Unpack
19.3.5
Performing Application-Specific Steps
19.3.5.1
Clone an Existing Managed Server
19.3.5.2
Scaling Oracle Access Management Access Manager
19.3.5.3
Scaling Oracle Identity Manager
19.3.5.4
Updating Oracle Adaptive Access Manager Integration
19.3.6
Adding New WebLogic Managed Server to Oracle HTTP Server Configuration Files
19.4
Scaling the Web Tier
19.4.1
Assembling Information for Scaling the Web Tier
19.4.2
Mounting Middleware Home and Copying Oracle HTTP Server Files when Scaling Out
19.4.3
Running the Configuration Wizard to Configure the HTTP Server
19.4.4
Registering Oracle HTTP Server with WebLogic Server
19.4.5
Reconfiguring the Load Balancer
19.4.6
Scaling Up Oracle Traffic Director
19.5
Post-Scaling Steps for All Components
19.5.1
Adding a New Managed Server to the Oracle Traffic Director Server Pool
19.5.2
Updating the Topology Store
19.5.3
Updating Stop/Start Scripts
19.5.4
Updating Node Manager Configuration
19.5.4.1
Starting and Stopping Node Manager
19.5.4.2
Setting Up Node Manager for an Enterprise Deployment
20
Managing the Topology for an Enterprise Deployment
20.1
Starting and Stopping Components
20.1.1
Startup Order
20.1.2
Starting and Stopping All Servers by Using a Script
20.1.2.1
Starting All Servers
20.1.2.2
Stopping All Servers:
20.1.3
Manually Starting and Stopping Identity and Access Management Components
20.1.3.1
Starting and Stopping Oracle Unified Directory
20.1.3.2
Starting an Oracle Access Manager Managed Servers When None is Running
20.1.3.3
Starting and Stopping a WebLogic Administration Server
20.1.3.4
Starting and Stopping WebLogic Managed Servers
20.1.3.5
Starting and Stopping Node Manager
20.1.4
Stopping and Starting vServers
20.1.4.1
Stopping vServers
20.1.4.2
Starting vServers
20.1.5
Starting the Oracle Traffic Director Instances
20.1.5.1
Starting and Stopping Oracle Traffic Director Administration Instances
20.1.5.2
Starting Oracle Traffic Director Instances
20.1.5.3
Starting Oracle Traffic Director Failover groups
20.2
About Identity and Access Management Console URLs
20.3
Monitoring Enterprise Deployments
20.3.1
Monitoring Oracle Unified Directory
20.3.2
Monitoring WebLogic Managed Servers
20.4
Auditing Identity and Access Management
20.5
Performing Backups and Recoveries
20.5.1
Peforming Baseline Backups
20.5.2
Performing Runtime Backups
20.5.3
Performing Backups During Installation and Configuration
20.5.3.1
Backing Up Middleware Home
20.5.3.2
Backing Up LDAP Directories
20.5.3.3
Backing Up the Database
20.5.3.4
Backing Up the WebLogic Domain IAMGovernanceDomain
20.5.3.5
Backing Up the WebLogic Domain IAMAccessDomain
20.5.3.6
Backing Up the Web Tier
20.6
Patching Enterprise Deployments
20.7
Preventing Timeouts for SQL
20.8
Manually Failing Over the WebLogic Administration Server
20.8.1
Failing Over the Administration Server to OAMHOST2
20.8.2
Starting the Administration Server on OAMHOST2
20.8.3
Validating Access to OAMHOST2 Through Oracle HTTP Server
20.8.4
Failing the Administration Server Back to OAMHOST1
20.9
Changing Startup Location
20.10
Troubleshooting
20.10.1
Troubleshooting Oracle Traffic Director
20.10.2
Troubleshooting Identity and Access Management Deployment
20.10.2.1
Deployment Fails with Error: Incorrect Host or Domain Name Format for Attribute
20.10.2.2
Deployment Fails
20.10.2.3
Connection to Directory Failed Exception
20.10.3
Troubleshooting Start/Stop Scripts
20.10.3.1
Preverify Inappropriately Fails with Insufficient Space
20.10.3.2
Start/Stop Scripts Fail to Start or Stop a Managed Server
20.10.4
Troubleshooting Oracle Oracle Access Management Access Manager 11g
20.10.4.1
Access Manager Runs out of Memory
20.10.4.2
User Reaches the Maximum Allowed Number of Sessions
20.10.4.3
Policies Do Not Get Created When Oracle Access Management Access Manager is First Installed
20.10.4.4
You Are Not Prompted for Credentials After Accessing a Protected Resource
20.10.4.5
Cannot Log In to Access Management Console
20.10.5
Troubleshooting Oracle Identity Manager
20.10.5.1
java.io.FileNotFoundException When Running Oracle Identity Manager Configuration
20.10.5.2
ResourceConnectionValidationxception When Creating User in Oracle Identity Manager
20.10.5.3
Oracle Identity Manager Reconciliation Jobs Fail
20.10.6
Troubleshooting Oracle SOA Suite
20.10.6.1
Transaction Timeout Error
20.10.7
Troubleshooting Oracle Adaptive Access Manager
20.10.7.1
Troubleshooting Session Accessed by Server that is not the Primary
A
Automation of the Process
A.1
setenv.sh
A.2
setlocalenv.sh
A.3
deploy.sh
A.4
Using the Scripts
A.5
Troubleshooting
B
Cleaning Up an Environment Before Rerunning IAM Deployment
C
Topology Tool Commands for Scaling
C.1
Syntax of the Topology Tool
C.1.1
Commands
C.1.2
Command-Line Options Used with Add
C.1.3
Command-Line Options Used with Modify for Updating Load Balancer Mappings
C.2
Commonly-Used Command Line Operations
C.3
Steps and Command-Line Examples
C.3.1
Scaling Out / Scaling Up of Directory Tier
C.3.1.1
Directory Tier Notes
C.3.1.2
Topology Tool Steps for Scaling Oracle Unified Directory
C.3.1.3
Scale Out Commands for Oracle Unified Directory
C.3.1.4
Scale Up Commands for Oracle Unified Directory
C.3.2
Scaling Out / Scaling Up of Application Tier
C.3.2.1
Application Tier Notes
C.3.2.2
Topology Tool Steps for OAM
C.3.2.3
Scale Out Commands for OAM
C.3.2.4
Scale Up Commands for OAM
C.3.2.5
Topology Tool Steps for OIM
C.3.2.6
Scale Out commands for OIM
C.3.2.7
Scale Up commands for OIM
C.3.2.8
Topology Tool Steps for SOA
C.3.2.9
Scale Out commands for SOA
C.3.2.10
Scale Up Commands for SOA
C.3.2.11
Steps for Adding Node Manager Steps for OAM/OIM/SOA Scale Out Only
C.3.2.12
Commands for Adding NodeManager for Scale Out of OAM
C.3.2.13
Commands for Adding NodeManager for Scale Out of OIM
C.3.2.14
Commands for Adding NodeManager for Scale Out of SOA
C.3.3
Scaling Out / Scaling Up of Web Tier
C.3.3.1
Web Tier Notes
C.3.3.2
Topology Tool Steps for Scaling OHS
C.3.3.3
Scale Out Commands for Web
C.3.3.4
Scale Up Commands for OHS
C.3.3.5
Steps for Adding OPMN for Webtier Scale Up and Scale Out
C.3.3.6
Commands for Adding OPMN Instance for WEB Tier for Scale Out and Scale Up
D
Configuring External Access to an Internal Exalogic IAM Deployment
D.1
Creating New OAM Server Instances Listening on the External Network
D.2
Creating a New SSO Agent
D.3
Creating a Test Resource in OAM
D.4
Configuring the External Oracle HTTP Server
D.5
Validating the Installation
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