6.4 Using Identity Domain
To create users in Identity Domain, perform the following steps:
- Click the Profile Icon
and select the appropriate instance. - From the LHS menu, select the Users option and click Create
user to add the Application Users.

- In the Create User page, enter the following information:
- First Name
- Last Name
- Email Address
- User Name
Note:
- Email as user name is not supported. Do not select Use the email address as the username.
- Enter a maximum of 20 characters.
- Enter Alphanumeric Characters.
- Enter only Hyphen (-) and Underscore (_) Special Characters.
- The username is case-sensitive and must be created in lowercase letters.
Figure 6-4 Create User

- In the Groups (Optional) section, select the User Groups according to your user-specific groups or access.
- To create an Identity Administrator or Authorizer User, assign the users to the
following:
- IDNTY_ADMIN: You can use this option to create an Administrator User.
- IDNTY_AUTH: You can use this option to create an Authorizer User.
Figure 6-5 Users Mapped

Figure 6-6 Assign User to Groups Window

- Click Create.After the user is successfully created, they will receive an email to activate their account. The user must activate the account to use the service.
- From the Users window, you can access the newly created user and edit
the user details.
Figure 6-7 User Details Window

- From the LHS menu, in the Groups section, select the required group and click Assign user to groups.
- From the LHS menu, click Oracle Cloud Services and then
select the appropriate application instance to grant access to your user as
mentioned here. For example:
- DFCS xxxxx-prd (For Production)
- DFCS xxxxx-nprd1 or nprd2 (For Non-Production)
Figure 6-8 Oracle Cloud Services
Clicking on the application instance displays the application information. - In the left pane, under Resources group, click
Users and select the users who needs to access the
instance and click Assign users.
Figure 6-9 Assign users

Note:
Based on this mapping, the users will be able to access the appropriate instance.