1. Administering Oracle Advanced Authentication and Oracle Adaptive Risk Management
  2. Installing Oracle Advanced Authentication, Oracle Adaptive Risk Management, and Oracle Universal Authenticator
  3. Procedure for Installing OAA, OARM, and OUA
  4. Prerequisite Configurations for Installing OAA, OARM, and OUA
  5. Oracle Access Management Requirements
  6. Configuration Checkpoint

5.1.6.4 Configuration Checkpoint

OHS Variables

  1. Before proceeding make sure you have the following information:
    Variable Your Value Sample Value Description
    <WEB_HOST>   https://ohs.oracle.com The URL of the OHS server that is used as the entry point to OAM. If you are using a load balancer in front of OHS, also collect the URL of the <LBR_HOST>.
    Variable Your Value Sample Value Description
    <OAM_ADMIN_USER>   oamadmin The username of the OAM administration user who logs into the OAM Administration console (/oamconsole).
    <OAM_ADMIN_PASSWORD>   password The password for the OAM administration user.
    <OAM_ADMIN_BASE64>   b2FtYWRtaW46cGFzc3dvcmQ=

    The BASE64 encoded value of <OAM_ADMIN_USER>:<OAM_ADMIN_PASSWORD>.

    To find the BASE64 encoded version run: 
    echo -n <OAM_ADMIN_USER>:<OAM_ADMIN_PASSWORD> | base64
    <IDSTORE>   OUDStore

    The Default User Identity Store used by OAM.

    This value can be found by logging into the OAM Administration Console and navigating to Configuration > User Identity Stores > Default Store.

    Variable Your Value Sample Value Description
    <OUA_TAPFILE_LOCATION>   /workdir/OAMOUAKeyStore.jks The location of the <WORKDIR>/OAMOUAKeyStore.jks on the <INSTALL_HOST>.
    <OUA_TAPFILE_PASSWORD>   cGFzc3dvcmQ=

    The BASE64 encoded password of the OAMOUAKeyStore.jks.

    To find the BASE64 encoded version run: 
    echo -n <password> | base64
    <OAA_TAPFILE_LOCATION>   /workdir/OAMOAAKeyStore.jks The location of the <WORKDIR>/OAMOAAKeyStore.jks on the <INSTALL_HOST>.
    <OAA_TAPFILE_PASSWORD>   cGFzc3dvcmQ=

    The BASE64 encoded password of the OAMOAAKeyStore.jks.

    To find the BASE64 encoded version run: 
    echo -n <password> | base64