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Oracle® Internet Directory Administrator's Guide
10g (9.0.4)

Part Number B12118-01
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1-1  Comparison of Online Directories and Relational Databases
2-1  Common LDAP Attributes
2-2  Components of an Oracle Internet Directory Node
3-1  Tasks to Reset the Default Security Configuration
3-2  Log File Locations
4-1  Fields in the Credentials Tab Page
4-2  Fields in the SSL Tab Page
4-3  Oracle Directory Manager Menu Bar
4-4  Oracle Directory Manager Toolbar
4-5  Task Areas in Oracle Directory Manager
4-6  Tools for Starting, Stopping, and Monitoring Oracle Internet Directory Servers
4-7  Tools for Managing Entries
4-8  Command-Line Tools for Performing Bulk Operations
4-9  Command-Line Tools for Managing Replication
4-10  Command-Line Tools for Managing Directory Synchronization and Provisioning
4-11  Routine Administration Tasks
5-1  Names, Passwords, and Attributes for Super, Guest, and Proxy Users
5-2  Entry Alias Dereferencing Messages
5-3  Arguments in a Service Location Record (SRV)
6-1  Content Rule Parameters
7-1  Command-Line Tools for Managing Entries
8-1  Attribute Uniqueness Constraint Entry
9-1  orclDynamicGroup Attributes for "Connect By" Assertions
9-2  Static and Dynamic Group Considerations
10-1 Fields in Trace Messages
10-2  Debug Logging Levels
10-3  Debug Dimension Values for LDAP Operations
10-4  Attributes of the orclAuditoc Object Class
10-5  Auditable Events
10-6  Audit Mask Levels
10-7  Example: Setting the Audit Level
10-8  Critical Event Levels
10-9  Fields in the Start a New LDAP Server Instance Window
10-10  Fields in the Restart an LDAP Server Instance Window
13-1  SSL Cipher Suites Supported in Oracle Internet Directory
14-1  Types of Access
14-2  LDAP Operations and Access Needed to Perform Each One
14-3  Attribute States During ACL Evaluation
15-1 Tasks and Tools for Managing Password Polices
16-1  Attributes for Storing Password Verifiers in User Entries
17-1  Default Privileges Granted to Everyone and to Each User
17-2  Privileges for Administering the Oracle Technology Stack
17-3  Characteristics of the Subscriber DAS Create User Group
17-4  Characteristics of the Subscriber DAS Edit User Group
17-5  Characteristics of the DAS Delete User Group
17-6  Characteristics of the User Privilege Assignment Group
17-7  Characteristics of the Group Creation Group
17-8  Characteristics of the Group Edit Group
17-9  Characteristics of the Group Delete Group
17-10  Characteristics of the Group Privilege Assignment Group
17-11  Characteristics of the Oracle Application Server Administrators Group
17-12  Characteristics of the User Management Application Administrators Group
17-13  Characteristics of the Trusted Application Administrators Group
17-14  Characteristics of the User Security Administrators Group
17-15  Characteristics of the Authentication Services Group
17-16  Characteristics of the Verifier Services Group
17-17  Characteristics of the User Proxy Privilege Group
17-18  Characteristics of the Oracle Context Administrators Group
17-19  Characteristics of the Common User Attributes Group
17-20  Characteristics of the Common Group Attributes Group
18-1  CPU Power for Various Deployment Scenarios
18-2  Approximate Disk Space Requirements for Variously Sized DITs
18-3  estimates of the Memory Requirements for Various DIT Sizes
19-1  Oracle Identity Management Objects
19-2  Customizing an Existing Realm
20-1 Assumptions about Entry Types and Their Sizes
20-2 Overall Count of Entries
20-3  Directory Lookups in a Single Day
20-4  Working Hour Loads
20-5  Disk Space Requirements
20-6 Tablespaces Used to Store Oracle Internet Directory Data
20-7  Variables Used for Size Calculation
20-8  Size of Individual Tablespaces
20-9  Values for Variables Used for Sizing Calculations
20-10  Tablespace Sizes
20-11  Minimum Memory Requirements for Different Directory Configurations
20-12  Maximum Possible Throughput for Two Types of Operations
20-13  Rough Estimates of CPU Requirements
23-1  Mandatory Attributes in a User Entry
24-1  Comparison of Full and Partial Replication
24-2  Types of Data Transfer Between Nodes in a Directory Replication Group
24-3  Multimaster. Single-Master, and Fan-Out Replication Compared
24-4  Types of Replication Conflict
25-1 A Comparison of Backup and Automatic Bootstrapping
25-2 Nodes in Example of Partial Replication Deployment
30-1 Log Files for Components In Oracle Delegated Administration Services
Environment
30-2  DAS.PROPERTIES File Debug Arguments
31-1  Tasks of an End User
31-2  Tasks of an Administrator
32-1  Directory Synchronization and Provisioning Integration Distinctions
33-1  DomainRule Components
33-2  Components in Attribute Rules
33-3  Location and Names of Files
34-1  Entry-Level Privileges
34-2  Attribute Level Privileges Granted to Entities
34-3  Access Control for Secure Attributes
34-4  Access Control for All Other Attributes
34-5  Provisioning Error Messages
35-1  Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Threads
35-2  Entries in the odi.properties File
35-3  Debug Types for Server Debugging
38-1  Employee Table
38-2  Directory Integration Profile for TESTDBIMPORT
39-1  Tables in Oracle Human Resources Schema
39-2  Fields in the Oracle Human Resources User Interface
39-3  Attributes Specific to Oracle Human Resources Connector Integration Profile
42-1  Default Attribute Values in the SunONE Directory Server Integration Profile
43-1  Components for Integrating with Microsoft Active Directory
43-2  Comparing and Contrasting the DirSync Approach with the USNChanged
Approach
43-3  Default User and Group Attributes
43-4  Tools for Setting Up and Managing Integration with Microsoft Active Directory
43-5  Typical Requirements with Oracle Internet Directory as the Central Directory
43-6  Typical Requirements with Microsoft Active Directory as the Central Directory
43-7  Scenarios with Single-Domain Microsoft Active Directory Environments
43-8  Scenarios with Multiple-Domain Microsoft Active Directory Environments
43-9  Attribute Values Indicating Successful Synchronization
43-10  Attribute Values Indicating Successful Synchronization
43-11   Attribute Values Indicating Successful Synchronization
43-12   Attribute Values Indicating Successful Synchronization
43-13   Attribute Values Indicating Successful Synchronization
45-1  Types of Operation-Based Plug-ins
A-1  Arguments for Starting OID Monitor
A-2  Arguments for Stopping OID Monitor
A-3  Arguments for Starting a Directory Server by Using OIDCTL
A-4  Arguments for Starting a Directory Replication Server by Using OIDCTL
A-5  Description of Arguments for Starting the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server
A-6  Arguments for the Catalog Management Tool (catalog.sh)
A-7  Arguments for ldapadd
A-8  Arguments for ldapaddmt
A-9  Arguments for ldapbind
A-10 Arguments for ldapcompare
A-11  Arguments for ldapdelete
A-12 Arguments for ldapmoddn
A-13  Arguments for ldapmodify
A-14  Arguments for ldapmodifymt
A-15  Arguments for ldapsearch
A-16  Arguments for bulkdelete
A-17  Arguments for bulkload.sh
A-18  Arguments for bulkmodify
A-19  Arguments for ldifwrite
A-20 Arguments for Moving a Change from the Human Intervention Queue into
the Retry Queue
A-21 Arguments for Moving a Change from the Human Intervention Queue
into the Purge Queue
A-22 Arguments for Reconciling Inconsistent Data by Using the OID Reconciliation
Tool
A-23  Arguments for the Replication Environment Management Tool (remtool)
A-24  Options for Configuring and Managing an Oracle9i Advanced
Replication-Based DRG (remtool)
A-25  Options for Configuring and Managing an LDAP-Based Replication
DRG (remtool)
A-26  Summary of Functionality of the Directory Integration and Provisioning
Assistant
A-27  Parameters for Creating, Modifying, and Deleting Synchronization Profiles by Using the Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant
A-28  Properties Expected by createprofile and modifyprofile Commands
A-29  Parameters of a deleteprofile Command
A-30  Bootstrapping Properties
A-31  Scenarios for Reassociating Directory Integration Profiles
A-32  Limitations of Bootstrapping in the Directory Integration and
Provisioning Assistant
A-33  Arguments for ldapUploadAgentFile.sh
A-34  Arguments for Registering a Partner Agent by Using ldapcreateConn.sh
A-35  Arguments for Stopping the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning
Server
A-36  Descriptions of ODISRVREG Arguments
A-37  Provisioning Subscription Tool Parameters
A-38  ldifmigrator Parameters
A-39  Predefined Substitution Variables
A-40 Substitution Variables for the subscriber "acme"
A-41  Different Modes for Use of -reconcile
A-42  -reconcile SAFE type LDIF records
A-43  -reconcile NORMAL type LDIF records
A-44  -reconcile SAFE_EXTENDED type LDIF records
A-45  Error Messages of OID Migration Tool
B-1  RFCs Enforced by Oracle Internet Directory
B-2  Access Control Schema Elements
B-3  Audit Log Schema Elements
B-4  Attribute Uniqueness Constraint Entry
B-5  Configuration Set Entry Attributes
B-6  Debug Logging Schema Elements
B-7  orclDynamicGroup Attributes for "Connect By" Assertions
B-8  Garbage Collection Configuration Parameters
B-9  Attributes for the Audit Log Garbage Collector
B-10  Attributes of the Change Log Garbage Collector
B-11  Attributes of the General Statistics Garbage Collector
B-12  Attributes of the Health Statistics Garbage Collector
B-13  Attributes of the Security and Refresh Events Garbage Collector
B-14  Attributes of the System Resource Events Garbage Collector
B-15  Attributes of the Tombstone Garbage Collector
B-16  Attribute Value Pairs for Creating a Garbage Collector
B-17  Attribute Value Pairs for Modifying a Garbage Collector
B-18  Attribute Value Pairs for Deleting a Garbage Collector
B-19  Attributes in the orclUserV2 Object Class
B-20  Attributes in Integration Profiles for Third-Party Directories
B-21  Oracle Internet Directory Configuration Parameters
B-22  Attributes for Oracle Internet Directory Server Manageability
B-23  Attributes of the pwdPolicy Object Class
B-24  Password Policy Operational Attributes of the Top Object Class
B-25  Attributes for Storing Password Verifiers in User Entries
B-26  Plug-in Attribute Names and Values
B-27  Resource Access Descriptor (RAD) Attributes
B-28  Attributes for Resource Type Information
B-29  Replication Schema Elements
B-30  Directory Replication Server Configuration Parameters
B-31  Attributes of the Replica Subentry
B-32  Attributes of the Replication Agreement Entry
B-33  Attributes of the Replication Naming Context Entry
B-34  Modifiable System Operational Attributes
B-35  User Attributes
C-1  Fields in the Access Control Management Pane
C-2  Fields in Authentication Choice List
C-3  Fields in Encryption Choice List
C-4  Entities to Whom You Are Granting Access in the By Whom Tab Page
C-5  Access Rights for Attributes
C-6 Fields in the New Constraint Dialog Box
C-7  Fields in the Garbage Collector Window
C-8  Fields in the Password Policies General Tab Page
C-9  Fields in the Password Policies Account Lockout Tab Page
C-10  Fields in the Password Policies IP Lockout Tab Page
C-11  Fields in the Password Policies Password Syntax Tab Page
C-12  Fields in the Password Verifier Profile Dialog Box
C-13  New Plug-in Dialog Box
C-14  Fields in the  Replication Server Configuration Set: General Tab Page
C-15  Fields in the ASR Agreement Tab Page
C-16  Fields in the Replica Node: General Tab Page
C-17  Columns in the Replica Agreements Tab Page
C-18  Fields in the Replica Naming Context Tab Page
C-19  Fields in the Change Log Window
C-20  Object Class Properties Listed in Searches in Oracle Directory Manager
C-21  Search Filters for Object Classes
C-22  Buttons Used in Searches for Object Classes in Oracle Directory Manager
C-23  Fields in the New Object Class Dialog Box
C-24  Columns in the Attributes Tab Page in Oracle Directory Manager
C-25  Search Filters for Attributes
C-26  Buttons in Searches for Attributes in Oracle Directory Manager
C-27  Fields in the General Tab Page of the New Attribute Type Dialog
C-28  Fields in the Advanced Tab Page of the New Attribute Type Dialog
C-29 Fields in the Matching Rules Tab Page
C-30  Fields in the New Content Rule Dialog Box
C-31  Fields in the Content Rule Dialog Box
C-32  Fields in the Configuration Sets Dialog Box--General Tab Page
C-33  Fields in the Configuration Sets--SSL Settings Tab Page
C-34  System Operation Attributes Displayed in Oracle Directory Manager
C-35  Fields in the System Passwords Tab Page
C-36  Fields in the Query Optimization Tab Page
C-37  Search Filters for Entries
C-38  Buttons in Searches for Entries
C-39  Fields in the SSL Settings Tab Page
C-40  Fields on the General Tab Page for Synchronization in Oracle Directory Manager
C-41  Fields on the Execution Tab for Synchronization in Oracle Directory Manager
C-42  Fields on the Mapping Tab Page for Synchronization in Oracle Directory
Manager
C-43  Fields on the Status Tab Page for Synchronization in Oracle Directory Manager
C-44  Fields in the Add New Attributes Window
C-45  Fields in the Editing Attribute Window
C-46  Fields in the Assign Privileges Windows
C-47  Create Identity Management Realm Window for ASP Administrators
C-48  Fields in the Identity Management Realm Window
C-49 Fields in the Create Resource Type Window
I-1  Standard Error Messages
I-2  Additional Error Messages
I-3  Password Policy Violation Error Messages
I-4  Password Policy Controls

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