User management in an environment with native authentication

Based on data input during installation, the Oracle Central Coding application creates an initial user and a password. This user can then log in to the Oracle Central Coding application and add new users.

New user accounts have a status of Inactive Never Used. Therefore, you can define the access privileges for users before allowing them access to the system. Before a new user can access the application, you must:

  • Add the user to the system.
  • Assign at least one role to the user.
  • Assign the user to at least one work team (coders and approvers only).
  • Activate the user.

For security, a Oracle Central Coding administrator can define three types of users on the [User Name] page. The Oracle Central Coding application authenticates each type as follows:

User type Authentication type

Native

User ID and password must match encrypted data from the Oracle Central Coding database.

Windows

User must be part of a Windows domain.

Password must be validated by a Windows API.

Certificate

Password must be validated against a digital certificate.