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Oracle Identity Analytics System Integrator's Guide 11g Release 1
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Preface

1.  Integrating With Oracle Identity Manager, Preferred Method

Introduction

Overview

Understanding Terminology in Oracle Identity Analytics and Oracle Identity Manager

To Configure Oracle Identity Analytics and Oracle Identity Manager to Work Together (Preferred Integration Method)

Step 1: Copy the Required Files From the OIM Server

Step 2: Edit the Oracle Identity Analytics Configuration Files

Step 3: Modify the Oracle Identity Manager Forms Using the Form Designer

Step 4: Configure the Oracle Identity Manager Data Collection Scheduler

Step 5: Configure Oracle Identity Analytics to Connect to Oracle Identity Manager

Step 6: Import the Oracle Identity Manager (OIM) Data Into Oracle Identity Analytics (OIA)

To Import Resource Metadata

To Import Resources

To Import Glossary Data

To Import Entitlements, Users, and Accounts

To Import Policies

To Import Roles

To Verify That Each Import Job Completed Successfully

To Validate That the Parent Attribute for Each Attribute Category is Set

Step 7: Configure the Oracle Identity Analytics (OIA) Workflows to Export Data to Oracle Identity Manager (OIM)

Step 8: Review Oracle Identity Manager Automatic Role Assignment and Role Management Settings

To Migrate From the Deprecated OIM-OIA Integration to the Preferred OIM-OIA Integration

Understanding Closed Loop Compliance

To Configure Resources in Oracle Identity Analytics for Remediation

To Configure Certifications in Oracle Identity Analytics for Remediation

Scheduling Incremental Updates of Users, Accounts, and Entitlements

Troubleshooting

2.  Integrating With Oracle Identity Manager, Deprecated Method

3.  Integrating With Oracle Waveset (Sun Identity Manager)

4.  Integrating With Other Provisioning Servers

5.  Authenticating With LDAP

6.  Integrating With Intellitactics Security Manager

7.  Configuring Oracle Identity Analytics For Web Access Control

8.  Customizing The Oracle Identity Analytics User Interface

A.  Oracle Waveset Sample Workflows

To Migrate From the Deprecated OIM-OIA Integration to the Preferred OIM-OIA Integration

If you have an older integration, the following steps must be performed before using the Oracle Identity Analytics 11gR1 BP3 release. Otherwise, your data will be corrupted and you will end up with many unusable objects in the system.

Before You Begin - Synchronize your Oracle Identity Manager data with your Oracle Identity Analytics data. This step is important!

  1. In Oracle Identity Analytics, rename the namespace names from the "Resource Type" names in OIM to the "Resource Object" names in OIM.

    Note - You will need to perform the following steps for each OIA namespace that is synchronized with the OIM namespace.

    1. Log in to Oracle Identity Analytics.

    2. Choose Administration > Configuration.

    3. Click Resource Types.

    4. Select the namespace in the tree on the left side of the page, then click Rename.

    5. Type the new value in the pop-up.

      Refer to the iam-context.xml file in your OLDER installation, and go to the section with the namespaceMap:

      <property name = "namespaceMap">
          <map>
              <entry key = "AD Server">
                  <value>AD User</value>
              </entry>
          </map>
      </property>

      Previously, the namespace name in Oracle Identity Analytics used to be AD Server, which corresponds to the key value. For the new integration to work, the namespace name in OIA should be AD User, which is present in the value element.

    6. Repeat these steps to manually replace the key with the OIA value for each namespace specified in the older iam-context.xml file.

  2. Import your Oracle Identity Manager data into Oracle Identity Analytics.

    This step is required because some minor changes need to be imported into OIA.

    Going forward, the way data is represented (accounts and policies, especially) can be updated and maintained.