List of Figures

• 1-1        Example of an Oracle Directory Integration Platform Environment
• 1-2        Interactions of the Oracle Directory Integration Platform Synchronization Service
• 1-3        Interactions of the Oracle Directory Integration Platform Provisioning Service
• 15-1      Synchronous Provisioning from Command-Line LDAP Tools
• 15-2      Asynchronous Provisioning using Command-Line LDAP Tools
• 15-3      Provisioning Data Flow
• 15-4      Oracle Back-End Directory Base User and Application-Specific Attributes
• 15-5      Valid Provisioning Status Transitions
• 19-1      The Default Identity Management Realm
• 19-2      Default DIT Structures in Oracle Internet Directory and a Connected Directory When Both Directory Hosts Are Under the Domain us.MyCompany.com
• 19-3      Interaction Among Components with Oracle Directory as the Central Enterprise Directory
• 19-4      Interaction of Components with a Third-Party Directory as the Central Enterprise Directory in a Delegated Authentication Deployment
• 19-5      Mapping Between the Oracle Back-end Directory and a Forest in Microsoft Active Directory
• 19-6      Example of a Mapping Between the Oracle Back-end Directory and Multiple Domains in Microsoft Active Directory
• B-1        Example of Oracle Directory Integration Platform in the MyCompany Deployment
• B-2        User Creation and Provisioning
• B-3         Modification of User Properties
• B-4        Deletion of Users from the Corporate Human Resources