2.3 Creating RouteOne Credentials and System Policies

This sections explains how to create RouteOne credentials and system policies.
In order to Configure RouteOne, you need to create credentials and system policies.
  1. Login to Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c (http://hostname:port/em).
    (Optional) Enter the result of the step here.
  2. On the left panel, right click on OFSLLREL_domain and select Security > System Policies > Credentials.
    The following window is displayed.

    Figure 2-18 RouteOne credentials 1



  3. Click Create Map.
    The following window is displayed.

    Figure 2-19 RouteOne credentials 2



  4. Enter Map Name as ofsll.int.routeone and click OK.
  5. Click Create Key.
    The following window is displayed.

    Figure 2-20 RouteOne credentials 3



  6. Click OK.
    Similarly you need to create the following Maps and corresponding keys as indicated in following table.

    Table 2-1 Maps and corresponding keys

    Maps Key Name Username Password Description
    ofsll.int.routeone routeone_key_store_pd keystore­Password setme The keystore password
    routeone_key_alias roKeyAlias routeone_pub_tst RouteOne's public key alias name.The public key is needed to verify the xml signature of the request.
    routeone_sscro_key_pd sscroKeyAlias ssc_routeone OFSLL's private key alias name. The private key is used to sign xml response to RouteOne
    routeone_sscro_key_passsword sscroKeyPassword demotestSSCR1 OFSLL's private key password

    You need to provide access permission for the below mapping. For details on how to set the access permission, refer to point 9 in Create Credentials and System Policies topic available in Application Installation Guide.

    Table 2-2 Permission Class

    Permission Class Resource Name Permission Actions
    oracle.security.jps.service.cred­store.CredentialAccessPermission context=SYSTEM,mapName= ofsll.int.routeone,keyName=* read