B Access Oracle Management Cloud Using a Traditional Cloud Account

This appendix provides information on how to access Oracle Management Cloud using a Traditional Cloud Account.

It’s assumed that you’ve previously signed in to Traditional Cloud Account My Services and information on the subsequent tasks you can perform in Traditional Cloud Account My Services is provided in this appendix.

Create an Oracle Management Cloud Instance in a Traditional Cloud Account

1. On the My Services dashboard, click Create Instance.

2. In the Create Instance dialog box, click All Services, and then click Create against Management Cloud.

3. Specify the instance and administrator details on the Create New Management Cloud Instance page and click Create.

4. Click Create in the confirmation dialog box.

The Oracle Management Cloud instance creation process is initiated and a message is displayed on the Service Details:Management Cloud page. After the Oracle Management Cloud instance is activated, a confirmation email is sent to the user specified as the service instance administrator at the time of creating the instance.

Access Oracle Management Cloud in a Traditional Cloud Account

1. On the My Services dashboard, click Action Menu on the Management Cloud tile, and then click View Details.

2. In the Service Instances section on the Service Details:Management Cloud page, click the Show:Active drop-down list and click Active.

   The list of Oracle Management Cloud instances is filtered and only the active instances are displayed.

3. Click Launch Management Cloud.

The Oracle Management Cloud console home page is displayed.

Add Users and Assign Roles in a Traditional Cloud Account

Only Identity Domain Administrators can add users and assign roles, and only in the identity domains assigned to them.

To add a user and assign a role:

1. Sign in to My Services and ensure that you specify the identity domain where you want to create the user.
2. Expand the navigation menu and click Users under Account Management .
3. Click the Users tab and then click Add.
4. In the Add User dialog box, enter:
   • The user's first and last name.
   • A valid business email address. The email address can’t be longer than 71 characters.
   • You can use an email address as the user’s user name. A user name is unique to each user. Users must enter their user names when they sign in to Oracle Cloud.

     If you select the Use email as user name check box, then the system automatically uses the user’s email address as the user name unless that user name is in use or was previously used in the current domain.

     If you don't select the Use email as user name check box, then you must enter a unique user name for the user. The User Name field accepts spaces between characters, but it doesn’t allow special characters such as ! # $ % ' * + / = ? ^ ` { | } ~ & .

   • The email address of the user’s manager. If you enter the same email address for both the user and the manager, then an error message is displayed.

   After the user account is created, Oracle Cloud sends an email notifying the user that an account was created.

5. In the Roles section of the Add User dialog box, select from the following Oracle Management Cloud-specific roles. Note that these roles are automatically populated when Oracle Management Cloud is provisioned in an identity domain and an instance is created.

   • <Oracle Management Cloud instance name> Administrator: A user assigned this role has full access to perform all Oracle Management Cloud tasks, across all its offerings. The <Oracle Management Cloud instance name> Administrator can configure license editions, deploy agents, and so on.

   • <Oracle Management Cloud instance name> User: A user assigned this role has limited access and can only perform tasks such as viewing and monitoring infrastructure or application performance.

After the user account is created, Oracle Cloud sends an email notifying the user that an account was created and this email contains the user's sign-in credentials.