Skip to main content

Setting up federation between 2 OAM (PS3)

Decide which OAM will act as SP and which one will act as Idp.

 Access the Idp metadata from by accessing the below URL:
http://<IDP-OAM-Host>:14100/oamfed/idp/metadata

Please not that this metadata also contains the SP metadata so remove the SP metadata tags from the metadata else it will give 'Invalid format error' while importing it in SP.

Once the IDP metadata is downloaded and modified. Login to the SP-OAM and click on federation --> Service provider management.

Click on create identity provider partner. Provide a name and select the metadata file to import.


Provide the name of the id store from where it will be mapped. Also mention the attribute which will be mapped with the Name ID attribute from Assertion.

Click on 'Create Authentication Scheme and module'. This will create the required scheme and module in the OAM. Below is the Authentication scheme:

Use this Authentication Scheme to protect any existing resource.

Now access the service provide metadata as below:

http://<SP-OAM-HOST>:14100/oamfed/sp/metadata

Again this will contain Idp metadata as well so remove the idp part and keep only SP part.

Login to SP-OAM --> Federation --> Identity Provider Management.

Create New Service Provider Partner by selecting the SP metadata.




Select the Name ID format and attribute name which will be sent.


Configuration is completed. Now Access the resource protected by SP-OAM and it will redirect you to the IDP-OAM form. Login using USER-ID password and if authenticated it will send the email address in assertion. A user with the same email ID should exist in SP-OAM authentication store and User will be able to access the protected resource.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Adding UDF (User Defined Field) on create user page OIM 11g R2 PS1:-

    Login to Sysadmin console and create a Sandbox and activate it. Click on Form Designer and search for user form. 2.      Create a new field of desired type. 3.      Provide the Required Values for UDF creation and click save and close. UDF field will be added then publish the sand box. 4.      Login to Identity console now and create another sandbox and activate it. After sandbox is activated click on users link and the click on create user. 5.      Provide the mandatory values on the form and then click the customize button on top. Select source from the view. 6.      Select the panel where the field has to be added. Select panel form lay out click add content. Select Data component Catalog from the box. 7.      Select UserVO from the bottom. ...
12 comments
Read more

Oracle Traffic Director (OTD) configuration

Download the OTD software and install it on a server by running runInstaller command from <Binaries>/Disk1. Preferred is to configure the OTD as root user because when the administration server is configured as root, then Oracle Traffic Director starts the keepalived daemon automatically when you start instances that are part of a failover group, and stops the daemon when you stop the instances. Set Oracle_Home as the new Installed OTD Home. Run below command to configure the Admin server: <OTD_HOME>/otd/bin/tadm configure-server --port=8989 --user=admin --server-user=root --instance- home= <OTD_HOME> /otd/instance_name/otd_instance1 This command will ask for admin password and will create the admin server. Run Below command to start the admin server: <OTD_HOME> /otd/instance_name/otd_instance1/admin-server/bin/startserv Login to the OTD console on http://<host>:8989 as admin user.  Click New configuration: Click Next and create ne...
Post a Comment
Read more

Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS)

   Oracle Identity Cloud Service i s the next generation comprehensive security and identity platform that is cloud-native and designed to be an integral part of the enterprise security fabric, providing modern identity for modern applications.  IDCS is a cloud-based identity management system that works by associating specific rights and restrictions with each user’s established identity. User provisioning, access control, and directory services are critical components of Oracle’s cloud-based security portfolio. Oracle Identity Cloud Service has been designed to meet the needs of organizations in a number of typical use-case scenarios, such as the cloud (allowing both on-premise and cloud resources to be secured from a single set of controls), mobile access (providing sign on for native or browser-based apps), employee-facing intranet and customer-facing extranet solutions.  Key Features: Oracle Identity Cloud Service provides the following functionali...
2 comments
Read more