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Enterprise User security(EUS) with OVD and Novell eDirectory

EUS set up for OVD 11.1.1.7 and Novell eDirectory 8.8 SP8 Prerequisites: Ø   Oracle Virtual Directory version 11.1.1.7 is already installed and running. Ø   Novell eDirectory server Version 8.8 SP8 is already installed and running. Ø   iManager version 2.7.7 is already installed. Password management plugin is downloaded and installed on iManager. RBS configuration wizard has run. Ø   Oracle Database (Version 11.2.0.1.0) is already installed and running.  Configuring Novell eDirectory server for EUS Integration For EUS integration a universal password policy has to be implemented on eDirectory and Admin should have access to retrieve the password of the user.   For setting up the universal password policy login to iManager with Admin credentials. Go to ‘Roles and Tasks’ tab and click Passwords. Click Password policies. Click New to create new password policy. Provide the container name, policy name, description and p...

Enterprise User Security (EUS) with OVD and AD (High Level Steps)

Enterprise User Security - Enterprise User Security (EUS) leverages the Directory Services and gives you the  ability to centrally manage database users and role memberships in an LDAP directory.  Enterprise User Security reduces administration cost, increases security, and improves compliance through centralized database user account management, centralized provisioning and de-provisioning of database users, centralized password management and self-service password reset, and centralized management of authorizations using global database roles. EUS Setup - 1.      Login to ODSM and click on the Adapters tab. Click the Configure adapters for  Enterprise User Security (EUS) icon. Provide the connection details of AD and the mapping base and adapter is created. 2.      Open a command prompt and run the below command to extend AD schema: Navigate to $Middleware_Home/Oracle_IDM1/ovd/eus : java extendAD -h ...