Invalid credential while trying to login into OAM console

Today I have faced issue like unable to login into OAM using admin user.

Environment Details

We have installed the base version of osinfra application server (version: 101401) and then we applied osinfra patch (p7215628_101430_LINUX) and installed OAM components successfully. Later we tried to login into access console but we didn’t able to login. The ERROS is invalid credential.

Cause:Base version of OID is 10.1.4.0.1 and we upgrade into 10.1.4.3, so a new tuning attribute “orclinmemfiltprocess” was introduced. This attribute can help the performance of certain types of search operations and it’s a useful one with OAM, as some of the searches OAM performs can be especially expensive in the database without the use of “orclinmemfiltprocess“.

In every OAM/OID deployment, the following modification should be performed.

Solution:

./ldapmodify –h -p –D cn=orcladmin –w -v <EOF dn: cn=dsaconfig,cn=configsets,cn=oracle internet directory changetype: modify replace: orclinmemfiltprocess orclinmemfiltprocess:(|(!(obuseraccountcontrol=*))(obuseraccountcontrol=activated)) orclinmemfiltprocess:(|(obuseraccountcontrol=activated)(!(obuseraccountcontrol=*))) orclinmemfiltprocess:(obapp=groupservcenter)(!(obdynamicparticipantsset=*)) orclinmemfiltprocess:(objectclass=oblixworkflowinstance) orclinmemfiltprocess:(objectclass=inetorgperson) orclinmemfiltprocess:(objectclass=oblixorgperson) orclinmemfiltprocess:(objectclass=oblixworkflowstepinstance) EOF

Note that there should not be space at the end of the line for any attribute value.

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About the Author sarath

An Oracle Identity and Access Management professional, having working on Oracle Access Manager Single Sign-On implementations, Installation/Configuration of Identity Server, Web Pass, Web Gate, Access Gate, Policy Manager, Access Server, Policy Domains, Authentication /Authorization schemes, Single Sign-On (single and multi-domain), OIM, OVD, OID, OAAM, OIF, High Availability/Failover/ SSL deployment.

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