Discovery Registry Installation Publication Registry Installation

Figure 25. Discovery Settings Set the following properties: Publication Registry IP address The IP address allowed to connect to this discovery registry . Netmask A netmask is a 32-bit mask used to divide an IP address into subnets and specify the networks available hosts. The default netmask of 255.255.255.255 indicates that publication registry may be connected only from the IP address specified in Publication Registry IP address Continue with standalone installation as described in Section 2.3.3, Setup Administrator Account .

5.2. Publication Registry Installation

Important To install the publication registry you must have an installed discovery registry as described in Section 5.1, Discovery Registry Installation . Install the publication registry in same way you would the Standalone registry as described in Section 2, Installation . During installation selection, choose Publication instead of the default Standalone installation. Page 93

5.2. Publication Registry Installation

Fill in the properties shown below: Page 94

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Discovery Registry URL Enter the HTTPS URL including port of the discovery registry. Note that HTTP nonsecure connections between the publication and discovery registry are not allowed. Caution You need to enter the URL including the application context, where the discovery registry was deployed, so for example https:oracleas.mycomp.com:4443reg_discovery Provide the Discovery Registry Certificate You can choose a method which will be used to get certificate. The certificate can be either provided in file or downloaded from running server. Following screen appears for the certificate from file option: Page 95

5.2. Publication Registry Installation

Discovery Registry Certificate Enter or browse for the fully qualified path of the discovery registrys SSL certificate file. Note The SSL certificate must be obtained from the Oracle WebLogic Server, where the discovery registry is deployed. For information how to export SSL certificate from an Oracle WebLogic Server, please refer to your Oracle WebLogic Server documentation. The installer must be able to read this certificate from a local or networked file system, in order to proceed with the installation. Following screen appears for the download certificate option after the certificate is successfully downloaded: Page 96

5.2. Publication Registry Installation

Continue with standalone installation as described in Section 2.3.3, Setup Administrator Account .

5.3. Intermediate Registry Installation

Install the publication registry in same way you would the Standalone registry as described in Section 2, Installation . During installation selection, choose Intermediate instead of the default Standalone installation. Page 97

5.3. Intermediate Registry Installation

The Intermediate Registry role is to serve as both Discovery and Publication Registry combined therefore installer asks for the same options as in Discovery and Publication installations. Continue with standalone installation as described in Section 2.3.3, Setup Administrator Account .

6. External Accounts Integration

During database installation or by employing the Setup tool, you may choose to use accounts from external repositories. This chapter describes how to integrate accounts from an LDAP server and from non-LDAP user stores into Oracle Service Registry. An LDAP server can be integrated with Oracle Service Registry with these scenarios : • LDAP with a single search base - The scenario is very simple. There is only one LDAP server in this scenario. All identities are stored under a single search base. • LDAP with multiple search bases - In this scenario there is also only one LDAP server, but it has multiple search bases mapped to a domain. The domain is a specified part of the users login name that is, DOMAINUSERNAME. All users must specify the domain name in the login dialog. When managing accounts or groups, we recommend using the DOMAINUSERNAME format for performance reasons. If no domain is set, searches are performed across all domains. • Multiple LDAP services - More than one LDAP service is used in this scenario. The correct LDAP service is chosen via DNS. As in the previous scenario, users must specify a domain name during login. When managing accounts or groups, users have to set domain name. If the domain name is not specified, then no domain is processed. Page 98

6. External Accounts Integration