Filtering Changes from a Change Log

7-2 Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle Directory Integration Platform of the map file included with Oracle Directory Integration Platform according to your specific environment, then create the profile. Perform the following steps to create a synchronization profile using Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control: 1. Open a Web browser and enter the Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control URL for your environment. The format of the Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control URL is: https:host:portem. 2. Log in to Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control.

3. In the navigation panel on the left, click or expand the Identity and Access entry

and then select the DIP component where you want to create the synchronization profile.

4. Click the DIP Server menu, point to Administration, and then click

Synchronization Profiles . The Manage Synchronization Profiles appears.

5. Click Create. The Create Synchronization Profile page appears with tabs for the

various types of profile settings. The following sections describe the parameters on each tab in the Create Synchronization Profile page. After you set values for the parameters, click OK on the Create Synchronization Profile page to create the profile. The profile will appear on the Manage Synchronization Profiles page. General The General tab contains the following parameters that configure the general settings for the profile: ■ Profile Name : Specify the name of the connector in ASCII characters only—non-ASCII characters are not supported in the Profile Name. The name you enter is used as the RDN component of the DN for this connector profile. For example, specifying a profile name MSAccess creates a connector profile named orclodipagentname=MSAccess,cn=subscriber profile, cn=changelog subscriber, cn=oracle internet directory. ■ Profile Status : Select whether or not to enable or disable the profile. ■ Use DIP-OID as? : The DIP-OID label refers to the Oracle Internet Directory that is one end-point for synchronization and provisioning. Select whether Oracle Internet Directory will be used as the source or destination directory. Selecting Source pulls changes from a connected target directory into Oracle Internet Directory. Selecting Destination pushes changes from Oracle Internet Directory into a connected target directory. ■ Type : Select the type of connected directory from the list. ■ Host : The host where the connected directory is running. ■ Port : The port where the connected directory is running. Note: If you select non-standard LDAP type of profile, such as Database or Custom, the subsequent configuration parameters will vary. For example, if you select Custom from the Type list, you must identify the Java classname and the package, for example: com.comp.dip.integration.MyListener Managing Directory Synchronization Profiles 7-3 ■ SSL Settings : Specify whether to enable or disable SSL settings. If you enable SSL Settings, the root certificates of the target directory must be in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform keystore to successfully connect or test the connection to the target directory. ■ User Name : Specify the account to be used by the connector agent for accessing the connected directory. For example, if the connected directory is a database, then the account might be Scott. If the connected directory is another LDAP-compliant directory, then the account might be cn=Directory Manager. ■ Password : Specify the password the connectoragent is to use when accessing the connected directory. ■ Test Connection : Use the Test Connection function to test the connection to the source host. Mapping The Mapping tab allows you to configure Domain and Attribute Mapping Rules, and Domain and Attribute Exclusion Lists for the profile. Domain Mapping Rules are for the domain or container from which objects are synchronized into Oracle Internet Directory. The Domain Exclusion List identifies domains to be excluded during bootstrap and synchronization. Attribute Mapping Rules are for attributes of the objects that are being managed. The Attribute Exclusion List identifies attributes to be excluded during bootstrap and synchronization. To create a mapping rule or exclusion list, click Create for the type of mapping rule or exclusion list you want to create, enter values for the parameters, and then click OK at the top of the Create Synchronization Profile page. The following is a list and description of the Domain Mapping Rules parameters: ■ Source Container or Destination Container: If you are configuring an import profile, this parameter will be labeled Source Container. If you are configuring an export profile, this parameter will be labeled Destination Container. The parameter identifies the name of the sourcedestination container fromto which the objects are synchronized. Enter a value of NONLDAP if you a synchronizing with a non-LDAP source. ■ DIP-OID Container : The DIP-OID label refers to the Oracle Internet Directory that is one end-point for synchronization and provisioning. The name of the destination container into which the objects are synchronized. Enter a value of NONLDAP if you a synchronizing with a non-LDAP source. ■ DN Mapping Rule : The specific mapping rule that determines how entries from the source container are mapped to the destination container. The following is a list and description of the Domain Exclusion List parameters: ■ Source Container to Exclude : This parameter appears if you are configuring an import profile. Identify the domains to be excluded during bootstrap and synchronization for by entering a value, for example, Note: Use the Validate All Mapping Rules button at the top of the Create Synchronization Profile page to test your mapping rules after you create them. If your mapping rules are not valid, you cannot use the profile.