Oid_setup fails to Create Realm in OID NO errors reported (Doc ID 2622138.1)

Last updated on AUGUST 30, 2023

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Symptoms

oid_setup fails to create Realm in OID.  No errors reported.

Example:
oid_setup(orcladminPassword='xxxxx',odsPassword='xxxxx',realmDN='dc=<SUB_DOMAIN>, dc=<DOMAIN> ,dc=com')

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[MBeanServerInvocationHandler]com.bea:Name=oidds,Type=JDBCSystemResource
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OID setup was successful.

The oid1 component gets created and logging into ODSM is successful.

However, No Realm is created. 

ldapsearch of dc=com also proves realm was not created

example:

ldapsearch -h <OID_HOSTNAME> -p <OID_PORT> -D cn=orcladmin -w <PASSWORD> -b "dc=com" -s base "objectclass=*"
ldap_search: No such object

NOTES:
1.  Testing creation of realm using oidrealm where the DN for the realm is dc=<SUB_DOMAIN>, dc=<DOMAIN> ,dc=com
fails to run and only returns syntax output.

Example:
oidrealm <OID_HOSTNAME> <PORT> 'dc=<SUB_DOMAIN>, dc=<DOMAIN> ,dc=com'
Usage:
oidrealm <oid_host> <oid_port> <dn> [-SSL]
<oid_host> - OID Host name
<oid_port> - Nonssl / ssl port of OID
<dn> - OID realm to add
[-SSL] - if OID port is ssl (no-auth mode only)

 

2.  Testing creation of realm using wlst with oid_createRealm command completes but Realm is not created

Example:
wls:/<DOMAIN_NAME>/serverConfig/> oid_createRealm(instanceName='oid1',host='<HOSTNAME>',port='<PORT>',orcladminPassword='XXXX',realmDN='dc=<SUB_DOMAIN>, dc=<DOMAIN> ,dc=com'
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Saved all your changes successfully.
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The edit lock associated with this edit session is released once the activation is completed.
Activation completed
OID realm "dc=<SUB_DOMAIN>, dc=<DOMAIN> ,dc=com" was successfully created.

(Checking for realm in ODSM proves realm was not created)

Cause

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