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If you are deploying Oracle Internet Directory in an enterprise that already has an LDAP directory server, then you must configure both directories to co-exist in the same environment.
The co-existence of directories can require either of two different types of deployments:
Simple synchronization with Oracle Internet Directory to support Enterprise User Security. Use this approach if your environment supports enterprise users by using a database server.
To configure simple synchronization with Microsoft Active Directory, see Chapter 18, "Integration with the Microsoft Active Directory Environment".
To configure simple synchronization with SunONE Directory Server, see Chapter 20, "Integration withSunONE (iPlanet) Directory Server".
Complete integration with the Oracle Application Server infrastructure. This enables all enterprise users to use the various components in the Oracle Application Server suite. Use this approach if your environment uses a third-party directory as the enterprise directory and deploys an Oracle Application Server suite of applications.
Because all Oracle Application Server components depend on the identity management realm, complete integration with the Oracle Application Server infrastructure requires you to make some decisions about the container for that realm. Once you have made these decisions, you can configure bootstrapping and synchronization between the directories.
