You can configure single sign-on (SSO) login credentials in bothOracle Field Service and Oracle Autonomous Database.
- In Oracle Field Service, follow
these steps:
- Log into Oracle Field Service as an administrator–enter username and password.
Note: Ensure that the username in Oracle Field Service matches the username in Oracle
Autonomous Database.
- Click Configuration.
- Click Login Policies.
- Click Add New.
The Add Policy dialog box is displayed.
The values for SAML identity provider Encryption and Signing Certificates
and SAML identity provider login/logout URLs are automatically populated
from the Metadata xml.
- In the Authenticate using field,
enter the SAML value.
- In the IdP Metadata XML field,
enter the name of the Metadata file provided by IdP.
- In the label field, enter the unique identifier label.
This is used for the SSO login screen.
- In the OFSC Metadata XML field,
download and update the SAML Idp metadata file.
- Enter the Policy name assigned
to this policy.
- In the Specify SAML IdP field,
select Upload metadata XML.
- Click Add.
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In Oracle Autonomous Database, follow these steps:
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Log into Oracle Autonomous Database as an administrator–enter the username and the
password.
Note: Ensure that the username in Oracle Autonomous Database matches the username in
Oracle Field Service.
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To enable SSO, click SSO Configuration.
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Click Configure SSO.
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Select Import IP metadata. Browse and select the same SSO file
that you used for Oracle Field Service from SAML IDP Provider.
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In the SSO protocol field, enter HTTP POST.
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Export Oracle Autonomous Database Provider metadata and update the SAML IDP provider in
Oracle Field Service.
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Click Test and then select Start SSO.
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When you enter the administrator user name and password, a message indicating a
successful login session is displayed.
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Click Enable SSO.
Note: Oracle Autonomous Database instance must be active while accessing the embedded reports
in Oracle Field Service. If not, a blank page is displayed with error
details.