All posts by Mahendra
How to uninstall Oracle Identity Federation 10g
This post talks about uninstalling Oracle Identity Federation 10g installed in a windows server. In my environment, I had just OIF alone (no Oracle Application Server, so no OID). 1. Goto the location %ORACLE_HOME%\opmn\bin and stop opmn processes using the command opmnctl stopall. 2. Goto the location %ORACLE_HOME%\oui\bin and run the setup.exe file as shown […]
Read MoreHow to configure Oracle Internet Directory with a new configuration set?
This post talks about configuring OID with a new configuration set. First of all, let me tell you the necessity of a configuration set. OID by default uses configuration set 0 with certain pre-defined options. To dump the default config set into an ldif file use the below command: ldapsearch -p <port> -h <host> -D […]
Read More“error while loading shared libraries: libc.so.6” error while starting OAM Identity Server
We had installed OAM identity server component 10.1.4.3 in a RHEL 64-bit environment which went through smoothly. While starting the identity server, it threw this error. [oracle@nic-tebmigr1a-ac bin]$ ./start_ois_server Using Linux Threading Library. /u01/apps/oaminstall/identity/oblix/apps/common/bin/ois_server: error while loading shared libraries: libdl.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory rm: error while loading shared […]
Read MoreHow to reduce the logging level in Oracle Internet Directory
I am talking about a small but important feature in Oracle Internet Directory 10.1.4.3, it is Logging. This is in production environment where the no. of hits to Oracle Internet Directory will be huge every day and hence the logs OID are getting updated drastically and hence occupying lot of space. So, I just wanted […]
Read MoreOracle Entitlement Server 11g Released
Much awaiting product Oracle Entitlement Server 11g is released by Oracle and here are the links for installs and documentation: Install downloads: To install OES Admin Server, you will need WebLogic server 10.3.5, it is here. If you are using Oracle Database to store OES policies, you will need to install OES schema and the […]
Read More“500 Internal Server Error” while accessing BPEL worklist
There are Active and Stand-by production sites in our architecture which has IDM and SOA nodes independent of each other. The BPEL worklist is integrated with OSSO, in turn with OAM and is working fine in Active production site. As discussed in the previous post for setting up Disaster Recovery of Oracle Application Server, we […]
Read MoreOracle Application Server Disaster Recovery
We were struggling to setup disaster recovery for Oracle Application Server 10.1.4.3 since couple of months and the experiences through out this was excellent. I would like to cover the hurdles that we came across, the thought process and recommended approaches from Oracle and so on. Our environment has: There are two sites Active and […]
Read MoreSetup Oracle Access Manager 10g in Disaster Recovery
This post talks about general concepts of Disaster Recovery for Oracle Access Manager 10g. Disaster Recovery is highly essential for any of the organizations to have system up and running always and to have zero business downtime. In general, there will be Primary and Secondary environments which can be identical or non-identical. When one of […]
Read MoreHow to add Primary/Secondary Access servers to WebGate in OAM 10g
In production environment, it is indeed required to have multiple access servers as Primary/Secondary or to be used a Access Server cluster for all WebGates in the same deployment. This is specific to OAM 10g. Let us assume that there are 3 access servers totally out of which 2 are designated as Primary and other […]
Read MoreHow to unlock an user in Oracle Access Manager manually
I am excited to write my 100th post on this site. I took long time to write a post here and came up with a good one finally, well I think so!! This is about OAM 10g. It is very important for an OAM administrator to know how to unlock an user account in Oracle […]
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