Index
A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P R S T U V W
A
- access control
-
- for agents, 2.2.2
- for directory integration server, 2.2.1
- for profiles, 2.2.2
- in Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.2
- in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.2
- access control lists (ACLs)
-
- customizing, 17.3.2
-
- for export profiles, 17.3.2.2
- for import profiles, 17.3.2.1
- sample files, 17.3.2.3
- Active Directory
-
- trust relationships between domains, 16.3.7
- ActiveChgImp profile, 18.3
- ActiveExport profile
-
- synchronization profiles
-
- ActiveExport, 18.3
- ActiveImport profile, 18.3
- administering Oracle Access Manager, 16.2.10
- administrative privileges, provisioning, 12.7
- advanced integration options, configuring, 17.3
- application bootstrapping, provisioning, 12.4.6
- asynchronous provisioning, 12.3.2
- attribute mapping rules and examples, 6.4.4
- attribute mappings
-
- for Microsoft Active Directory, 18.3.5
- for Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP, 22.3.5
- for Sun Java System Directory, 20.3.4
- attribute-level mapping, 6.4.2
- attributes
-
- for login name, 16.2.6
- for user login name, 17.3.1
- authentication
-
- in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.1
- profile, 2.1.3
- SSL
-
- mode, 2.1.2
- authentication dynamics
-
- Windows Native Authentication, 16.3.3.1
- authorization
-
- in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.2
B
- bootstrapping
-
- application, 12.4.6
- in integrated environments
-
- by using default integration profiles, 8.1.6
- by using the parameter file, 8.1.5
- in SSL mode, 8.2
- recommended methdology, 8.1.4
- with an LDIF file, 8.1.5.2
- without an LDIF file, 8.1.5.1
- in integration with third-party directories, 23.2.1
- in Oracle Directory Integration platform, 8
- Oracle Internet Directory from Oracle Human Resources, 10.5
- syncProfileBootstrap, 8.1
- browser settings, Windows Native Authentication, 18.5.3
C
- central enterprise directory
-
- Oracle Internet Directory as, 16.2.2.1
- third-party directory as, 16.2.2.2
- change logs
-
- in synchronization process, 1.4.2.2
- object store, and integration with third-party metadirectory solutions, 11.1
- command-line administration tools for Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 3.2
- command-line tools, 3.2
-
- dipStatus, 4.2.1
- expressSyncSetup, 17.2
- manageDIPServerConfig, 4.5
- manageSyncProfiles, 7.2
- oidprovtool, 13.2, 13.2
- provProfileBulkProv, 12.4.4
- syncProfileBootstrap, 8.1
- configuring
-
- advanced integration options, 17.3
- connection details, 6.3
- external authentication plug-ins, 17.3.6
- mapping rules, 6.4
- matching filters, 6.6
- properties, 13.4
- Windows Native Authentication, 18.5
- configuring the Microsoft Active Directory external authentication plug-in, 18.3.10
- connected directories
-
- described, 1.4.2.2
- SSL certificates for, 4.7
- connection details, configuring, 6.3
- connectors, 5
- connectors for Directory Synchronization, described, 5.1.1
- connectors, registering, 6.1
- creating
-
- custom event object definitions, 14.2.1
- synchronization profiles, 7.1.1
- custom event object definitions, creating, 14.2.1
- customizing mapping rules, 17.3.3
D
- Data Access Java plug-in, 12.3.1
- data flow, provisioning, 12.3.3
- data integrity, 2.3
- data integrity in Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.3
- data privacy in Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.4
- Debugging Windows Native Authentication, E.6.1
- defining custom event generation rules, 14.2.2
- deleting synchronization profiles, 7.1.4
- deploying provisioning-integrated applications, 13.1
- deregistering a directory, 11.4.2
- DIP Server
-
- configuring with Fusion Middleware Control, 4.3.4
- configuring with manageDIPServerConfig, 4.5
- SSL mode 2, 4.6
- DIP Tester utility, E.2
- dipStatus, 4.2.1
- directory
-
- information tree (DIT)
-
- structure of, in integrated environments, 16.2.5
- registration, 11.2.2.1
- directory information tree (DIT), default, 16.2.5
- directory information tree provisioning entries, 12.5.1
- directory integration profiles, 6.1
-
- directory provisioning profile, 4.1.1
- directory synchronization profile, 4.1.1
- directory provisioning in a multimaster Oracle Internet Directory replication environment, 4.1.2.2
- Directory synchronization connectors, described, 5.1.1
- directory synchronization in a multimaster Oracle Internet Directory replication environment, 4.1.2.1
- Directory Synchronization Profiles, described, 5.1.2
- DirSync, 16.3.1, 18.4
- distinguished name mapping, 6.4.1
E
- enabling password synchronization from Oracle Internet Directory to a third-party directory, 17.3.5
- event generation rules, defining, 14.2.2
- event object definitions, creating, 14.2.1
- event propagation, Oracle Directory Integration Platform in a multimaster Oracle Internet Directory replication environment, 4.1.2
- export profile
-
- expressSyncSetup, 17.2
- expressSyncSetup, 17.2
- external authentication plug-in
-
- for integration with third-party directories, 16.1.1
- Microsoft Active Directory, 18.3.10
- external authentication plug-ins
-
- configuring, 17.3.6
F
- features, new, Preface
- file naming conventions, 6.7
- files
-
- location, 6.7
- foreign security principals
-
- defined, 16.3.7
- in Oracle Internet Directory
-
- synchronzing with Microsoft Active Directory, 18.6
- Fusion Middleware Control
-
- accessing, 3.1.1
- creating synchronization profiles, 7.1.1
- DIP Home Page, 3.1.1.1
- DIP Server configuration, 4.3.4
- DIP statistics, 4.3.1
- editing synchronization profiles, 7.1.2
- managing DIP, 4.3
- provisioning profiles, 12.6.3
- starting DIP, 4.3.2
- stopping DIP, 4.3.3
- synchronization profile mapping, 7.1.1
G
- graphical administration tools for Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 3.1
- group search context, 16.2.8
- groupcreatebase, configuring in integration with Microsoft Active Directory, 17.3.1
- groupsearchbase, configuring in integration with Active Directory, 17.3.1
H
- high availability, 4.8
I
- identity management realms
-
- about, 16.1.3.1
- access control policies in, 16.1.3.1
- default, 16.1.3.1
- multiple, 16.1.3.1
- import profile
-
- expressSyncSetup, 17.2
- installation options for Oracle Identity Management, 1.2
- integrated environments
-
- bootstrapping in, 8
- recommended bootstrapping methodology, 8.1.4
- security concerns, 16.2.9
- integration
-
- with a relational database, 9
- with a single third-party directory, 16.1.3.3
- with Active Directory
-
- setting the user login name attribute, 17.3.1
- setting user and group search bases, 17.3.1
- with Microsoft Active Directory, 18
-
- customizing search filter, 18.3.3
- setting the user login name attribute, 17.3.1
- with Multiple Microsoft Active Directory domain controllers, 16.3.5
- with Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP
-
- customizing search filter, 22.3.3
- with Oracle E-Business Suite, 15
- with Oracle Human Resources, 10
- with Sun Java System Directory, 20
- with third-party directories
-
- choosing the central enterprise directory, 16.2.2
- components, 16.1.1
- concepts and architecture, 16.1
- concepts and considerations, 16
- directory information tree (DIT) structure, 16.2.5
- in SSL mode, 17.3.4
- LDAP schema, customizing, 16.2.3
- passwords, where to store, 16.2.4
- planning, 16.1.3.2
- preliminary considerations, 16.2.1
- integration concepts
-
- for Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP, 16.6
- Microsoft Active Directory, 16.3
- Sun Java System Directory, 16.4
- integration profiles
-
- authentication, 2.1.3
- default, 8.1.6
- for synchronization, 5
- relational database, 9.3
K
- Kerberos protocol, 16.3.3.1
L
- LDAP schema, customizing, 16.2.3
- login
-
- name, attribute for, 16.2.6
M
- manageDIPServerConfig, 4.5
- manageSyncProfiles, 7.2
- managing
-
- synchronization profiles, 7.1
- third-party directories
-
- integration, 23.1
- mapping
-
- attribute-level, 6.4.2
- distinguished name, 6.4.1
- mapping rules, 5.1.2
-
- configuring, 6.4
- customizing, 17.3.3
- for group entries, 16.2.5.2.2
- for user entries, 16.2.5.2.1
- format, 5.1.2
- updating, 6.4.7
- matching filters
-
- change log, 6.6.2
- LDAP search, 6.6.1
- matching filters, configuring, 6.6
- Microsoft Active Directory
-
- attribute mappings, 18.3.5
- connector, configuring for Microsoft Exchange Server, 18.9
- domain controller
-
- switching to different in same domain, 18.7
- foreign security principals, 16.3.7, 16.3.7
- integration concepts, 16.3
- integration with, 18
- integration with multiple domain controllers, 16.3.5
- multiple domain
-
- synchronizing with, 16.3.6, 16.3.6
- multiple domains, synchronizing with, 18.3.6
- synchronizing deletions from, 18.3.7, 18.3.7
- synchronizing passwords from, 18.3.9, 18.3.9
- trust relationships between domains, 16.3.7
- Microsoft Active Directory, external authentication plug-in, configuring, 18.3.10
- Microsoft Exchange Server, configuring the Microsoft Active Directory Connector for, 18.9
- modifying
-
- synchronization status attributes, 7.3
- multimaster Oracle Internet Directory replication environment
-
- directory provisioning, 4.1.2.2
- directory synchronization, 4.1.2.1
- Oracle Directory Integration Platform event propagation, 4.1.2
- multiple-domain Microsoft Active Directory, synchronizing with, 16.3.6
N
- new features, Preface
- nontransitive trust relationship in Microsoft Active Directory, 16.3.7
- Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP
-
- attribute mappings, 22.3.5
- synchronizing deletions from, 22.3.6, 22.3.6
- synchronizing passwords from, 22.3.8, 22.3.8
- Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP integration concepts, 16.6
O
- oidprovtool, 13.2
- OpenLDAP Community, Preface
- Oracle Access Manager, administering, 16.2.10
- Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On, 16.1.1
-
- and Windows native authentication, 16.1.1
- described, 1.4.3
- Oracle Delegated Administration Services, 16.1.1
- Oracle Directory Integration
-
- problems and solutions, E.3
- what it is, 1.1
- Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 12, 16.1.1
-
- access control and authorization in, 2.2
- administration, 4
- command-line administration tools, 3.2
- data integrity, 2.3
- data privacy, 2.4
- deletion of users, D.6
- deployment example, D
- event propagation in a multimaster Oracle Internet Directory replication environment, 4.1.2
- graphical administration tools, 3.1
- in a replicated environment, 4.9
- in high availability scenario, 4.8
- modification of user properties, D.5
- operational information about, 4.1
- structure, 1.4.2
- user creation and provisioning, D.4
- what it is, 1.1
- Oracle Directory Integration Platform Service, described, 1.4.2.3
- Oracle Directory Synchronization Service
-
- interaction between components, 1.4.2.2, 1.4.2.2
- Oracle E-Business Suite, integrating with, 15
- Oracle Human Resources
-
- agent, 10
-
- configuring, 10.3.1
- mapping rules for, 10.3.3
- importing from, 10.2
- running synchronization, 10.3.4
- synchronizing with, 10
- Oracle Identity Management installation options, 1.2
- Oracle Identity Management Integration, benefits of, 1.1
- Oracle Identity Manager, 12
- Oracle Internet Directory, 16.1.1
-
- as the central directory in a synchronized environment, 1.4.2.2
- described, 1.4.1
- event propagation in a multimaster replication environment, 4.1.2
- schema elements for integration with third-party directories, 16.1.2
- Oracle Internet Directory Provisioning Console, 3.1.3, 12.2
- Oracle Internet Directory schema elements
-
- for Microsoft Active Directory, 16.3.4
- Oracle Internet Directory schema elements for Novell eDirectory, 16.6.2
- Oracle Internet Directory schema elements for OpenLDAP, 16.6.3
- Oracle Internet Directory schema elements for Sun Java System Directory, 16.4.2
- Oracle Internet Directory Self-Service Console, 3.1.2
- Oracle Password Filter for Microsoft Active Directory, deploying, 19
- Oracle provisioning events, explained, 14.1
- orclChangeSubscriber, 6.1
- orclLastAppliedChangeNumber attribute, 11.3.2
- orclodiplastappliedchangenumber, 6.1
- orclodiProfile, 6.1
P
- password synchronization, enabling, from Oracle Internet Directory to a third-party directory, 17.3.5
- passwords
-
- where to store in an integrated environment, 16.2.4
- planning the third-party directory integration, 16.1.3.2
- PL/SQL plug-in, 12.3.2
- plug-in
-
- Data Access Java, 12.3.1
- PL/SQL, 12.3.2
- Pre-Data Entry, 12.3.3
- plug-in Post-Data Entry, 12.3.3
- Post-Data Entry plug-in, 12.3.3
- Pre-Data Entry plug-in, 12.3.3
- problems and solutions
-
- Oracle Directory Integration, E.3
- profiles
-
- access controls for, 2.2.2
- directory integration, 6.1
-
- creating, 7.1.1
- deleting, 7.1.4
- directory synchronization, 5.1.2
-
- managing, 7.1
- sample synchronization profiles, 6.2
- provisioning
-
- administration model, 12.7.1
- administrative privileges, 12.7
- agent, 1.4.2.3
- agents, for legacy applications, 1.4.2.3
- application bootstrapping, 12.4.6
- asynchronous, 12.3.2
- compared with synchronization, 1.3
- contrasted with synchronization, 1.3.3
- described, 1.3.2
- entries in the directory information tree, 12.5.1
- explained, 12.1
- flow, 12.6
- goal of, 1.3.2
- on-demand, 12.4.5
- Oracle Internet Directory Provisioning Console, 12.2
- provisioning integration profile, 12.2
- synchronous, 12.3.1
- user statuses, 12.5.2
- provisioning administration model, 12.7.1
- provisioning concepts, understanding, 12.3
- provisioning data flow, 12.3.3
- provisioning events, explained, 14.1
- provisioning profile
-
- creating, 13.2.3.1
- deleting, 13.2.3.3
- disabling, 13.2.3.4
- modifying, 13.2.3.2
- provisioning profiles
-
- managing with Fusion Middleware Control, 12.6.3
- provisioning service
-
- Oracle Directory Integration Platform Service, described, 1.4.2.3
- provisioning users
-
- created with command-line LDAP tools, 12.4.3
- from the Provisioning Console, 12.4.1
- on-demand, 12.4.5
- statuses, 12.5.2
- that are synchronized from an external source, 12.4.2
- provisioning, troubleshooting, E.4
- provisioning-integrated application, 13.4
- provisioning-integrated applications
-
- deploying, 13.1
- registering, 13.3
- provProfileBulkProv, 12.4.4
R
- realms
-
- about, 16.1.3.1
- access control policies in, 16.1.3.1
- configuring in third-party integrations, 17.3.1
- default, 16.1.3.1
- multiple, 16.1.3.1
- recommended bootstrapping methodology in integrated environments, 8.1.4
- registering a directory, 11.2.2.2
- registering applications for provisioning, 13.3
- registration, directory, 11.2.2.1
- replication
-
- and Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 4.9
- rules and examples of attribute mappings, 6.4.4
S
- sample synchronization profiles, 6.2
- schema elements, Oracle Internet Directory
-
- for Microsoft Active Directory, 16.3.4
- for Novell eDirectory, 16.6.2
- for OpenLDAP, 16.6.3
- for Sun Java System Directory, 16.4.2
- search filter, customizing in Microsoft Active Directory integration, 18.3.3
- search filter, customizing in Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP integration, 22.3.3
- SearchDeltaSize parameter, E.6.2
- security
-
- in integrated environments, 16.2.9
- in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2
- tools in Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2.5
- Simple and Protected GSS-API Negotiation Mechanism (SPNEGO), 16.3.3.1
- single third-party directory, integration with, 16.1.3.3
- SPNEGO protocol, 16.3.3.1
- SSL, 2.1.1
-
- and third-party directory integration, 17.3.4
- certificates for connected directories, 4.7
- SSL mode, bootstrapping in integrated environments, 8.2
- starting and stopping the Oracle stack, C
- starting DIP
-
- Fusion Middleware Control, 4.3.2
- WLST, 4.4
- starting the Oracle stack, C.1
- statuses
-
- provisioning users, 12.5.2
- stopping DIP
-
- Fusion Middleware Control, 4.3.3
- WLST, 4.4
- stopping the Oracle stack, C.2
- Sun Java System Directory
-
- attribute mappings, 20.3.4
- integration with, 20
- synchronizing deletions from, 20.3.5, 20.3.5
- synchronizing passwords from, 20.3.6, 20.3.6
- Sun Java System Directory integration concepts, 16.4
- synchronization
-
- compared with provisioning, 1.3
- contrasted with provisioning, 1.3.3
- decisions to make before, 16.1.3.2
- deletions from Microsoft Active Directory, 18.3.7
- deletions from Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP, 22.3.6
- deletions from Sun Java System Directory, 20.3.5
- described, 1.3.1
- from a connected directory to Oracle Internet Directory, 5.2.2
- from directories with interfaces not supported by Oracle Internet Directory, 5.2.3
- from Oracle Internet Directory to a connected directory, 5.2.1
- one-way, 1.4.2.2
- passwords from Microsoft Active Directory, 18.3.9
- passwords from Novell eDirectory and OpenLDAP, 22.3.8
- passwords from Sun Java System Directory, 20.3.6
- process, 11.3
- profiles, 1.3.1, 5
- scenarios, 5.2
- status attributes, modifying, 7.3
- two-way, 1.4.2.2
- use of the change log, 1.4.2.2
- USNChange-based, 16.3.1
- with Oracle Human Resources, 10
- with other directories, 11, 11.2
- synchronization profile mappings
-
- Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.1
- synchronization profiles
-
- ActiveChgImp, 18.3
- ActiveImport, 18.3
- creating with Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.1
- deleting with Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.4
- disabling with Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.3
- editing with Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.2
- enabling with Fusion Middleware Control, 7.1.3
- managing with manageSyncProfiles, 7.2
- synchronization requirements, verifying, 17.1
- synchronization, troubleshooting, E.5
- synchronizing
-
- from Microsoft Active Directory to Oracle Internet Directory, 16.3.1
- from Novell eDirectory or OpenLDAP to Oracle Internet Directory, 16.6.1
- from Sun Java System Directory to Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 16.4.1
- with multiple Microsoft Active Directory domains, 18.3.6
- synchronous provisioning, 12.3.1
- syncProfileBootstrap, 8.1
T
- third-party directories
-
- concepts and architecture for integration with, 16.1, 16.1
- external authentication with, 16.1.1
- integration
-
- post-configuration tasks, 23.1
- typical management tasks, 23.2, 23.2
- integration with
-
- choosing the central enterprise directory, 16.2.2
- components, 16.1.1
- concepts and considerations, 16
- directory information tree (DIT) structure, 16.2.5
- LDAP schema, customizing, 16.2.3
- passwords, where to store, 16.2.4
- planning, 16.1.3.2
- preliminary considerations, 16.2.1
- third-party directory
-
- single, integration with, 16.1.3.3
- tools
-
- command-line administration, 3.2
- Oracle Internet Directory Provisioning Console, 3.1.3
- Oracle Internet Directory Self-Service Console, 3.1.2
- transitive trust relationships in Active Directory, 16.3.7
- troubleshooting
-
- DIP Tester utility, E.2
- provisioning, E.4
- synchronization, E.5
U
- understanding provisioning concepts, 12.3
- updating mapping rules, 6.4.7
- user
-
- search context, 16.2.7
- usercreatebase
-
- configuring in integration with Active Directory, 17.3.1
- usersearchbase
-
- configuring in integration with Active Directory, 17.3.1
- USNChange-based synchronization, 16.3.1
V
- verifying synchronization requirements, 17.1
W
- Windows Native Authentication, 16.3.3
-
- authentication dynamics, 16.3.3.1
- browser settings, 18.5.3
- configuring, 18.5
- debugging, E.6.1
- how it works, 16.3.3.1
- Windows native authentication
-
- system requirements, 18.5.1
- WLST
-
- starting and stopping DIP, 4.4