Prepare to Configure Single Sign-on

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Prepare to Configure Single Sign-on

Before you configure single sign-on between Oracle Integration and Oracle Fusion Applications, you must gather data from your Oracle Identity Cloud Service instance to file a support request to configure single sign-on for Oracle Fusion Applications.

Before You Begin

Before you begin configuring Oracle Fusion Applications to work with Oracle Identity Cloud Service, ensure you have the following items:

An Oracle Identity Cloud Service account with authorization rights to manage apps and users (Identity Domain Administrator or Application Administrator).
The identity provider metadata. Modify this URL with the name of your Oracle Identity Cloud Service instance to access the metadata: https://<IDCS-Service-Instance>.identity.oraclecloud.com/fed/v1/metadata
An Oracle Fusion Applications service account with the role ORA_FND_IT_SECURITY_MANAGER_JOB to manage the user accounts in Oracle Fusion Applications through Oracle Identity Cloud Service.
The tenant name and domain name. You can get these from your Oracle Fusion Applications environment URL. For example, in the URL https://jsmith.hcm.example.com/hcmCore, the tenant name is jsmith and the domain is example.com

Get the Fusion Applications Server Data

Before you enable provisioning, you must get the host name and port number for the Oracle Fusion Applications server and use them to establish a connection with Oracle Fusion Applications.

Log in to Oracle Fusion Applications as an administrator.
Click Navigator, and then select Setup and Maintenance.
Click Tasks, and then select Review Topology.
Click the Detailed tab, and then expand the hcmdomain domain name.
Note the external server host name and port number values for HCM Core Setup.

Configure Single Sign-on for Oracle Fusion Applications

Before you configure Oracle Fusion Applications in Oracle Identity Cloud Service:

Go to Oracle Support.
File a service request to Oracle Support to get the PEM certification from Oracle Fusion Applications Support team.

After you configure Oracle Fusion Applications in Oracle Identity Cloud Service, you will need to provide the Oracle Identity Cloud Service identity provider Metadata.xml file to the Fusion Apps Support team so that they can import or create an identity provider connector on the Oracle Fusion Applications side.

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Configure single sign-on between Oracle Integration and Oracle Fusion Applications

F17402-01

July 2019

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