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3.
Using the settings in the table below, begin creating the new OAAM Server authentication scheme:
4. Click Save.
5. Click Ok to confirm the saved operation.
6. Click Plugins.
7. Click Modify.
8. Click Add.
9.
Create the plugin configurations using the information presented in the table below.
10. Click Save.
11. Click General.
12. Click Modify.
13. Set Enabled to Yes.
14. Click Save.
8.5 Configure Oracle Access Manager Connection Optional
The AccessGates used by OAAM Server must have host identifier entries. Use the Host Identifiers feature to enter the official name for the host, and every other name by
which the host can be addressed by users.
Table 8–2 OAAM Server Authentication Scheme Configuration
Parameter Value
Name Adaptive Strong Authentication
Description Oracle Adaptive Access Manager-OAAM Server virtual authentication pad
authentication scheme Level
3 Challenge Method
Form Challenge Parameters
form:oaam_serveroamLoginPage.jsp creds:userid password
action:oaam_server SSL Required
No Challenge Redirect
Redirect Url Enabled
DisabledGreyed Out
Table 8–3 OAAM Server Authentication Scheme Configuration - Plugins
Plugin Name Plugin Parameters
credential_mapping obMappingBase=dc=domain,dc=com,obMappingFilter=uid=userid
validate_password obCredentialPassword=password
Integrating Oracle Access Manager 10g and Oracle Adaptive Access Manager 11g 8-5
A request sent to any address on the list is mapped to the official host name, and applicable rules and policies are implemented. This is primarily used in virtual site
hosting environments.
8.6 Set Up WebGate for OAAM Web Server
To correctly handle the cookies for authentication and the required HTTP headers for the OAAM Server, OAAM Server must be protected with a standard WebGate and
Web server.
To set up the WebGate for use with OAAM Server, follow these steps:
1.
Install an Apache HTTP server 2.x and configure it with the WebLogic Server Plug-in.
For instructions on installing and configuring the Apache HTTP Server Plug-In, refer to:
http:e-docs.bea.comwlsdocs92pluginsapache.html
2.
Stop the application server and Web server.
3.
Run the WebGate installation program.
4.
For the WebGate configuration, use the following settings:
8.7 Configure OAM Domain to Use OAAM Authentication
The OAAM Server authentication should now be operable for Oracle Access Manager policy domains.
To modify the Oracle Access Manager policy domain to use the OAAM authentication scheme Strong Authentication, follow these steps:
1.
Log in to the Oracle Access Manager host. For example, http:hostnameaccessoblix.
2. Click Policy Manager.
3.
Log in as an administrator.
4. Click My Policy Domains.
5. Click ApplicationPolicy .
6. Click Default Rules.
7. Click Modify.
8. From the Authentication Scheme drop-down selector, select Adaptive Strong
Authentication .
9. Click OK to confirm the change in authentication schemes.
Table 8–4 Setting Up the WebGate for Use with OAAM Server
Attribute Value
WebGate ID ohsWebGate
Password for WebGate password
Access Server ID Access ServerId
Host Name hostname
Port port
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10. Ensure that Update Cache is checked.
11. Click Save.
12.
Close Internet Explorer.
8.8 Configure OHS
