Using an Identity Domain
All Oracle Primavera Cloud customers whose environments are provisioned on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) have access to an identity domain account. If you're the tenant administrator, you can access the identity domain to manage password security for the users added to your Primavera Cloud environment. Managing password security from your identity domain console is not necessary for you or other users to log in to Primavera Cloud, so the following actions are optional based on your organization's security needs.
The information for how to access your company's identity domain console is included in your Primavera Cloud welcome email.
You can choose to change the password policies for your Primavera Cloud environment users. Some examples of password policies that the tenant administrator can manage in an identity domain include the number of days until passwords expire, the required password complexity, and how many unique new passwords a user must use before they can reuse an old password, among other criteria. To learn more about your identity domain and password policies, visit the documentation for your identity domain.
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management users: Refer to the Managing Password Policies section.
- Oracle Identity Cloud Service users: Refer to the Manage Oracle Identity Cloud Service Password Policies section.
An identity domain might also provide the ability to set up an external identity provider to handle user credentials, with the identity domain acting as the service provider. To learn more about managing identity providers in your identity domain, visit the documentation for your identity domain.
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management users: Refer to the Manage Identity Providers section.
- Oracle Identity Cloud Service users: Refer to the Manage Oracle Identity Cloud Service Identity Providers section.
If your tenant administrator needs to be replaced for any reason, or if you have questions about your identity domain or would like to explore further actions in your identity domain, contact My Oracle Support.
Notes:
- To configure your Primavera Cloud environment for federated single sign-on (SSO) using SAML 2.0, see My Oracle Support article (DOC ID 2769385.1).
- Existing Primavera Cloud environments that use SSO must create identity provider policies in their identity domain and add apps to which the policies will apply so that users can log in to Primavera Cloud using these apps. See My Oracle Support article (DOC ID 2769385.1 – Part 3).
Last Published Monday, June 24, 2024