How to Accomplish Oracle Access Manager (OAM) x509 Fallback Authentication
(Doc ID 1508122.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 13, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Access Manager - Version 11.1.1.3.0 and laterInformation in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
How to accomplish Oracle Access Manager (OAM) x509 fallback authentication
- There is no OOB solution for x509 fallback authentication
- There is no certified/supported solution/step by step documentation on how to accomplish this.
- Enhancement Request <BUG:14828896> NEED X509 FALLBACK AUTHENTICATION OOB, was filed for this, but closed as a duplicate of <Bug:14687932> - CHAINED AUTHENTICATION SUPPORT FOR OOB PLUGINS.
There are some theoretical paths that can be followed, but how or if they will work have not been documented, ie...
a. Failure URL… that points to a resource protected by another authentication scheme Known issues/limitations … <NOTE:1452035.1> Redirect To Custom Page From Custom OAM 11g Authentication Plug-In
b. In OAM 11gr2 11.1.2 and greater, there may be more ways to possible accomplish this with respect to Multi-factor Authentication:
To find a solution to fit your needs would require resources outside of Support, like Oracle consulting.
Solution
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In this Document
Goal |
How to accomplish Oracle Access Manager (OAM) x509 fallback authentication |
Solution |
The only work around Support has to offer for X509 fallback OAM is the following ... |
OAM X509 Fallback to Form |
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