D Identity Domain Relocation
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1. Submit the identity domain relocation. |
Your company’s Oracle Cloud account administrator. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
See Identity Domain Overview in Oracle Cloud Understanding Identity Concepts. |
2. Set up SSO in the new identity domain. |
Your company’s Oracle Cloud account administrator. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
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3. Create (or recreate) team members. You can export the team members from the old domain and import them into the new domain. |
A service administrator for the MCS environment. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
See Adding Users and Assigning Roles in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud. |
4. Assign MCS team member roles to define permissions. |
A service administrator for the MCS environment. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
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5. Create (or recreate) mobile users. As with team members, you can export the mobile users from the old domain and import them into the new domain. |
A team member with the Oracle Cloud identity domain administrator role and the mobile user configuration ( Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
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6. Create (or recreate) mobile user roles. Realm role: {serviceName}_MobileEnvironment_{realmName}_{version using underscores}_Realm Mobile user role: {serviceName}_MobileEnvironment_{roleName} Note: Role names are case sensitive and must match the names in the old domain, with a new {service_name}. |
A team member with the Oracle Cloud identity domain administrator role and the mobile user configuration ( MCS > Applications > Mobile User Management and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users > Custom Roles |
See Creating and Managing Mobile User Roles. |
7. Assign (or reassign) mobile user roles. |
A team member with the Oracle Cloud identity domain administrator role and the mobile user configuration ( Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic Console > > Users |
See Creating and Managing Mobile User Roles. |
8. Reset the credentials for the OAuth Consumer for each mobile backend by performing a "refresh" on the MBE Settings page, and enable SSO if it was previously enabled. |
A team member with the Oracle Cloud identity domain administrator role and the mobile user configuration ( MCS > Mobile Backends > Settings |
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9. Update settings for mobile apps. |
A mobile app developer with access to the mobile backend and the mobile app. Get the updated settings below from the MCS UI and modify them in the SDK config file and your mobile app code as necessary. MCS > Mobile Backends > Settings ... |
See Mobile Backend Authentication and Connection Info and Authentication in MCS. For details on SDK configuration, see the following topics:
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> Environment URLs > Base URL |
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> Environment URLs > OAuth Token Endpoint |
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> Access Keys > OAuth Consumer |
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> Access Keys > HTTP Basic > Anonymous Keys |
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10. Register (or reregister) clients for notifications. You can use the UI or the |
MCS > Applications > Client Management |
See Registering an App as a Client in MCS and REST APIs for Oracle Mobile Cloud Service. |