Part IV Administering Oracle Universal Authenticator

Oracle Universal Authenticator (OUA) administrators can perform administration tasks via the Oracle Advanced Authentication (OAA) Administration Console (https://<AdminUrl>).

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For details on the <AdminURL>, see Print Deployment Details.

Note:

If the Administrator is accessing the Administration Console from a device with Oracle Universal Authenticator installed, the Administrator will need to disable the SSO Browser Extension first. When accessing the console, you will then be redirected to Oracle Access Management and asked to enter your administrator credentials and login.

The Administration console allows you to perform the following tasks:

• Enable/Disable Universal Authenticator.
• Restrict Oracle Universal Authenticator availability for specific LDAP user groups.
• Configure allowed authentication factors for Oracle Universal Authenticator.
• Manage Devices:
  • List and search all devices
  • View details of a device
  • View registered users for a device
  • Enable/Disable a specific user using a device
  • Enable/Disable a device for all users
• Perform Device Software Management tasks.

This chapter contains the following topics:

• Enabling and Disabling Oracle Universal Authenticator
• Restricting Oracle Universal Authenticator to Specific User Groups
• Configuring Allowed Authentication Factors
• Managing Devices
• Device Software Management

More information on common Administration tasks can be found in Performing Administration Tasks in Oracle Universal Authenticator.