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Oracle Unified Directory 12c: Administration Ed 1

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Oracle Unified Directory 12c: Administration Ed 1

This Oracle Unified Directory 12c: Administration training gives you an overview of the features and architecture of Oracle Unified Directory 12c. You'll learn how this solution allows for...

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Course Code D100936GC10

Duration 5 days

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This Oracle Unified Directory 12c: Administration training gives you an overview of the features and architecture of Oracle Unified Directory 12c. You'll learn how this solution allows for scalability to billions of entries, ease of installation, elastic deployments, enterprise manageability and effective monitoring.

Learn To:

Configure OUD for storage(directory server) and proxy.
Configure OUD as replication server and replication gateway.
Configure security and synchronize OUD with other third party directories.
Integrate Enterprise User Security(EUS) with Active Directory(AD).
Perform monitoring and logging tasks.
Extend the functionality of OUD by deploying custom plug-ins.

Benefits to You

By taking this course, you'll walk away with the ability to configure OUD instances as directory servers, proxy, replication servers and replication gateways. Expert Oracle University instructors will help you develop the skills to manage these instances by using command-line tools and ODSM (graphical interface). You also set up synchronization and integration with EUS.

Skills Gained

Install OUD and OUDSM
Integrate EUS, OUD, and AD
Manage administrative users and password policies
Manage entries and schema of OUD
Integrate EUS, OUD, and AD
Synchronize OUD and OID by using DIP
Perform monitoring and logging tasks
Configure OUD for storage, proxy and replication
Configure OUD security
Deploy custom plug-ins
Explain the features and architecture of OUD

Who Can Benefit

Administrator

Course Details

Topics

Introduction to OUD
- Overview of Identity Management
- Overview of Directory Services
- Key Features of OUD
- Functional Aspects of OUD
- Technical differences between OUD and OID
Installing and Configuring OUD
- Hardware and Software Requirements of OUD
- OUD Architecture
- Installing OUD
- Configuring OUD: Directory Server
- Configuring ODSM
- Uninstalling OUD
OUD Basic Administration
- OUD Administration Tools
- Starting, Stopping, and Viewing the Status of OUD
- Importing and Exporting data
- Managing Entries - Indexing, Attribute Uniqueness, Virtual Attributes, Referrals
- Managing Users and Groups
- Managing Schema
Monitoring and Logging in OUD
- Overview of Monitoring
- Managing Monitor Providers
- Alert Handlers
- Monitoring via cn=monitor
- Overview of Logging
- OUD Log Files
- Logging in OUD
Security
- Access Control Model
- Securing Directory Service by Controlling Access to Data
- Password Policies
- Password Generators
- Securing Traffic Between Client and Server
- Attribute Encryption
- Password Validators
Deploying OUD in a Replication Topology
- Replication Topologies
- Enabling Replication
- Initializing Replicated Servers
- Testing Replication
- Modifying Replication Configuration
- Assured, Fractional, and Isolated Replicaiton
- Configuring Replication by Using ODSM
- Tuning Replciaiton
Deploying a Replication Topology with ODSEE 11g/DSEE 6.3 and OUD 12c
- Coexistence Topology
- Potential Issues
- Deploying an OUD 12c Topology for Coexistence with ODSEE 11g
- Deploying Replication Gateways
- Populating the OUD 12c Directory Servers with Directory Data
- Testing the Coexistence Topology
- Upgrading to OUD 12c
Introduction to Directory Integration Platform and Synchronization
- Oracle DIP: Overview
- DIP Architecture
- DIP Synchronization Service
- DIP Installation and Configuration
- DIP Administration
- DIP Security Features
- Troubleshooting DIP
Synchronizing with other directories
- Benefits of Using DIP with OUD
- Configuring OUD as the DIP Back-End Directory
- Synchronizing OUD and OID
- Synchronizing OUD and AD
Deploying OUD in a Load-Balanced or Distribution Topology
- Proxy Mode Capabilities
- Load Balancing
- Data Distribution
- Request Routing Architecture
- OUD 12c Proxy Mode Server Setup
- Configuring an OUD 12c Proxy Server Using OUDSM
- Testing Proxy Functionality
Virtualizing OUD
- Configuring a Virtual Directory View of Your Repositories
- Join Workflow Element
- Join Participants
- DN Renaming
- RDN Changing
- Optimizing Virtual Search Results
Integrating with enterprise user security
- Managing Databases
- About Enterprise User Security (EUS)
- Integrating EUS and OUD
- Integrating EUS, OUD, and AD for Password-Based Authentication
Extensibility framework
- Need for Plug-Ins
- OUD Plug-Ins
- OUD Plug-In API: Overview
- Deploying a Sample Plug-In

Overview of Identity Management
Overview of Directory Services
Key Features of OUD
Functional Aspects of OUD
Technical differences between OUD and OID

Installing and Configuring OUD

Hardware and Software Requirements of OUD
OUD Architecture
Installing OUD
Configuring OUD: Directory Server
Configuring ODSM
Uninstalling OUD

OUD Basic Administration

OUD Administration Tools
Starting, Stopping, and Viewing the Status of OUD
Importing and Exporting data
Managing Entries - Indexing, Attribute Uniqueness, Virtual Attributes, Referrals
Managing Users and Groups
Managing Schema

Monitoring and Logging in OUD

Overview of Monitoring
Managing Monitor Providers
Alert Handlers
Monitoring via cn=monitor
Overview of Logging
OUD Log Files
Logging in OUD

Security

Access Control Model
Securing Directory Service by Controlling Access to Data
Password Policies
Password Generators
Securing Traffic Between Client and Server
Attribute Encryption
Password Validators

Deploying OUD in a Replication Topology

Replication Topologies
Enabling Replication
Initializing Replicated Servers
Testing Replication
Modifying Replication Configuration
Assured, Fractional, and Isolated Replicaiton
Configuring Replication by Using ODSM
Tuning Replciaiton

Deploying a Replication Topology with ODSEE 11g/DSEE 6.3 and OUD 12c

Coexistence Topology
Potential Issues
Deploying an OUD 12c Topology for Coexistence with ODSEE 11g
Deploying Replication Gateways
Populating the OUD 12c Directory Servers with Directory Data
Testing the Coexistence Topology
Upgrading to OUD 12c

Introduction to Directory Integration Platform and Synchronization

Oracle DIP: Overview
DIP Architecture
DIP Synchronization Service
DIP Installation and Configuration
DIP Administration
DIP Security Features
Troubleshooting DIP

Synchronizing with other directories

Benefits of Using DIP with OUD
Configuring OUD as the DIP Back-End Directory
Synchronizing OUD and OID
Synchronizing OUD and AD

Deploying OUD in a Load-Balanced or Distribution Topology

Proxy Mode Capabilities
Load Balancing
Data Distribution
Request Routing Architecture
OUD 12c Proxy Mode Server Setup
Configuring an OUD 12c Proxy Server Using OUDSM
Testing Proxy Functionality

Virtualizing OUD

Configuring a Virtual Directory View of Your Repositories
Join Workflow Element
Join Participants
DN Renaming
RDN Changing
Optimizing Virtual Search Results

Integrating with enterprise user security

Managing Databases
About Enterprise User Security (EUS)
Integrating EUS and OUD
Integrating EUS, OUD, and AD for Password-Based Authentication

Extensibility framework

Need for Plug-Ins
OUD Plug-Ins
OUD Plug-In API: Overview
Deploying a Sample Plug-In

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