ODSEE - DIP 11.1.1.9.180709 Password Synchronization With Active Directory
(Doc ID 2468957.1)
Last updated on SEPTEMBER 18, 2023
Applies to:
Oracle Internet Directory - Version 11.1.1.9.180709 and laterOracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition - Version 11.1.1.7.0 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.
Goal
Transitioning to Directory Integration Platform (DIP) from Identity Synchronization for Windows (ISW) to synchronize passwords between Oracle Directory Server Enterprise Edition (ODSEE) to Active Directory (AD)
Installation example - Password synchronization between ODSEE 11.1.1.7.181016 and Active Directory using DIP 11.1.1.9.180709
Solution
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In this Document
| Goal |
| Solution |
| Prerequisites - |
| = DIP (IDM Software) Installation = |
| = DIP Install Configuration = |
| = Configure JKS for DIP = |
| = Create New DIP Keystore by Importing ODSEE and AD Certs = |
| = Set the DIP keystorelocation / Modify the sslmode / Configure the backendhostport = |
| = Add AD CA cert to ODSEE = |
| = Configure the Plugin for On-Demand Password Synchronization Using the dipConfigurator Command (AD to ODSEE) = |
| = Configure the Plugin for Password Translate Synchronization Using the dipConfigurator Command (ODSEE to AD) = |
| = Creating and Testing Synchronization Profiles = |
| = On-Demand Password Configuration (AD to ODSEE) = |
| = Example of Modifying the On-Demand Synchronization Profile (ADtoODSEE) in EM = |
| = Testing the Synchronization Profile - ADtoODSEE = |
| = Password Translate Configuration (ODSEE to AD) = |
| = Testing the Synchronization Profile - ODSEEtoAD = |
| = Bi-Directional Synchronization Configuration = |
| = Testing Bi-Directional Synchronization = |
| = Troubleshooting - When Resetting the Password for Existing User in AD = |
| - Test 1 - Add User in AD - |
| - Test 2 - Add User in ODSEE - |
| References |