This figure conceptually illustrates how to test SSL communication between Oracle Internet Directory and Microsoft Active Directory. An OracleAS Certificate Authority box contains five arrows pointing downwards to the following boxes: Client Certificate and Root/Trusted Certificate boxes contained with a box representing the client wallet; Oracle Internet Directory Certificate and Root/Trusted Certificate boxes contained with a box representing Oracle Internet Directory; a Root/Trust Certificate box contained within a box representing Microsoft Active Directory. The Oracle Internet Directory box contains the following information: Host: oid.oracle.com and Certificate subject: cn=oid.oracle.com. An arrow points from the client box to the Oracle Internet Directory box and includes the following command as a callout: ldapbind -h oid.oracle.com -p 636 -D "cn=orcladmin" -w password -U 2 -W "file:client.wallet" -P password. Another arrow points from the Microsoft Active Directory box to the Oracle Internet Directory box and includes the following command as a callout: ldapbindssl -h oid.oracle.com -p 636 -D "cn=orcladmin" -w password.