3.7 Access the Subscribed Cloud Service (Alternative Method)

This topic provides the instructions to access the subscribed cloud service (alternative method).

After successful activation of your cloud account, you will receive a Get Started Now with Oracle Cloud Email with your login credentials.

Figure 3-11 Setup Complete Mail

Description of "Figure 3-11 Setup Complete Mail"

As an Administrator, to access the Cloud Account and create other cloud authentication user accounts:

1. In the Setup Complete. You're ready to go email, click Console URL.

   Figure 3-12 Login Screen

   
   

   
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2. Login using the Username and Temporary Password provided in the Setup Complete Email.
3. Change the password as prompted by the system.
4. Relog into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console using the new password.
5. Once Console screen is opened, click top left side ‘Menu List’ and then click on ‘Users > Identity (Primary).

   Figure 3-13 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console

   
   

   
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6. In the ‘User Management’ screen, click the link to new identity and access management screen.

   Figure 3-14 User Management

   
   

   
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7. In the Users screen, click ‘Create User’ button.

   Figure 3-15 Users

   
   

   
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8. Click Create User.

   Figure 3-16 Create User

   
   

   
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9. Specify the required details to fields.
   Make sure the email address here matches the email address set in the Oracle Banking Cloud Service user.

   Note:

   Do NOT check the “Use the email address as the username” option. This will not work for Oracle Banking Cloud Services.

   Note:

   Make sure that the Username created here is the same Username that will be used when the user is created in the Oracle Banking Cloud Service SMS Application.
10. Click ‘Activate Your Account’ in the cloud account activation mail received and create the account password as instructed.

    Figure 3-17 Activation Mail

    
    

    
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11. A confirmation Email will be received for the successful password rest of cloud account activation.

    Figure 3-18 Password Rest Mail

    
    

    
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12. Your cloud service environments access URLs are structured in the following way:

    <tenant_Id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/<tenant_env_id>/ app-shell/

    Wherein - tenant Id: Customer unique account name,

    tenant_env_id: Prod (Production), pre-prod (Pre-Production and non-prod (non-Production), anp (anp1 to anp10, depending on the number of additional non production environments subscribed and it is capped at maximum 10 environments per service).

    Note:

    Please refer ‘Subscription Details’ section of ‘Setup Complete’ Email for the production service instance URL of Oracle Banking Cloud Service

    Figure 3-19 Subscription Details

    
    

    
    Description of "Figure 3-19 Subscription Details"

    
    

    Following are the examples for customer cloud environment patterns:

    Production Environment

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/prod/app-shell/

    Nonproduction Environment

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.obcs.oraclecloud.com/non-prod/app-shell/

    Preproduction Environment

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/pre-prod/app-shell/

    Additional Nonproduction Environments (Maximum 10 Environments per service)

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/anp1/app-shell/

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/anp2/app-shell/

    https://<tenant_id>.obcs.ocs.oraclecloud.com/anp3/app-shell/

    Note:

    Ensure you have created the application users and granted privileges to access the application instances. For more details, see the Security Management System user guide of the subscribed cloud service. You must share the Application URL details with your application users, which they can use to log in to the application.