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OAM and OAAM TAP Integration (High Level Steps)

Prerequisites : OAM and OAAM servers are installed and running.
1.      Create a directory where OAM and OAAM servers are installed to store the certificate.
2.      Run wlst.sh command from <Middleware_home>/Oracle_IDM1/common/bin location.
3.      Run connect() command to connect to OAM Admin server and provide the OAM Admin server details.
4.      Run the below command to register the OAAM with OAM:
registerThirdPartyTAPPartner(partnerName= "OAAMTAPPartner" , keystoreLocation= "<Directory_created_to store_Keystore>/TapKeystore.jks" , password="<Password> " , tapTokenVersion="v2.0" , tapScheme= "TAPScheme" , tapRedirectUrl= "http://<OAM_Host>:14300/oaam_server/oamLoginPage.jsp")
5.      Login to OAM console and open the TAP Scheme.
6.      Add “MatchLDAPAttribute=uid” in challenge Parameter as uid is being used for authentication (in case).
7.      Open OAM agents and click on IAMSuiteAgent. Update the agent and provide a password for ‘Access Client Password’.
8.      Login to Weblogic console and open providers under realm. Select IAMSuiteAgent provider and update the same password for ‘Agent Password’ under provider specific tab.
9.      Search for the oaam_cli.properties file and update the details below:

10.   Run ./setupOAMTapIntegration.sh script as below to complete the TAP Integration:
./setupOAMTapIntegration.sh <Location_of_modified_oaam_cli.properties>/oaam_cli.properties

11.   Provide all the required details from script and restart the OAM and OAAM servers. If script ran successfully Integration is completed.

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