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Course Content:

Architecture and Installation

• Oracle Application Server 10g Architecture
• Oracle Application Server Terminology
• Oracle Application Server Products
• Oracle Application Server Installation Types
• Oracle Application Server Management
• Oracle Process Management and Notification Server (OPMN)
• Distributed Configuration Management (DCM)
• OracleAS Infrastructure
• OracleAS Infrastructure Components
• OracleAS Infrastructure Installation Types
• OracleAS Middle Tier Components
• Oracle HTTP Server
• OracleAS Web Cache
• OracleAS Enterprise Portal
• Installing OracleAS Infrastructure
• Minimum Requirements for OracleAS Infrastructure (10.1.4 Identity Management)  
• Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Database Control
• OracleAS Middle Tier Installation
• OracleAS Middle Tier Requirements
• Middle-Tier Installation Options
• OracleAS Portal 10.1.4 New Features
• Upgrading OracleAS Portal Middle Tier from 10.1.2.0.2 to 10.1.4 Overview

• Management Controls
• Using Application Server Control
• Topology Viewer
• Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle Application Server Instances
• Starting, Stopping, and Restarting the Components
• Viewing Performance Metric Details
• Application Server Ports
• Log Viewer
• emctl Utility
• Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Port Values
• Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server (OPMN)
• opmnctl Command
• Distributed Configuration Management
• Using dcmctl

Configuring and Managing Oracle HTTP Server

• Oracle HTTP Server Modules
• Managing Processes and Connections
• Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle HTTP Server
• Directory Structure
• Modifying Server Properties
• Configure and use server log files  

Configuring & Managing Oracle Web Cache

• What Is OracleAS Web Cache
• OracleAS Web Cache Architecture
• Administering OracleAS Web Cache
• Configure Listening Ports for Requests
• Configuring Site Definitions
• Creating and Editing Caching Rules
• Defining Expiration Rules
• Basic Content Invalidation

Configuring Oracle Application Server Components in Oracle Internet Directory

• Oracle Identity Management
• Oracle Internet Directory
• Security Benefits of Oracle Internet Directory
• Oracle Application Server Components and Oracle Internet Directory
• Default Schema and Directory Information Tree (DIT)
• Default Identity Management Realm Configuration
• Starting and Stopping by Using OPMN
• Oracle Internet Directory Server Processes
• Starting and Stopping an Oracle Internet Directory Server Instance
• Using Bulk Tools
• Using LDAP Command-Line Tools
• Using Oracle Directory Manager
• Connecting to the Oracle Internet Directory Server
• Oracle Directory Manager Connect Dialog Box
• Oracle Internet Directory Administration Delegation Flow
• Delegated Directory Administration
• User Administration
• Storage of User Credentials
• Modifying Password Policies by Using ODM
• Modifying the Oracle Internet Directory Administrator Password
• Modifying the Realm-Specific Administrator Password
• Modifying the Administrator Password
• Relationship Between OracleAS Portal and Oracle Internet Directory
• OracleAS Portal Directory Entries in Oracle Internet Directory
• Configuring Oracle Internet Directory Settings in OracleAS Portal

• Oracle Delegated Administration Services
• Benefits of Oracle Internet Directory Self-Service Console
• How Oracle Delegated Administration Services Works
• Verifying That Oracle Delegated Administration Services Is Running
• Managing Users, Groups, and Subscribers
• Changing Passwords
• Assigning Privileges to Users and Groups
• Managing Services
• Managing Accounts
• Creating Identity Management Realms
• Accessing Oracle Delegated Administration Services from OracleAS Portal
• Granting Privileges to OracleAS Portal Users by Using Roles

• OracleAS Portal Administrative Services
• Managing the 10g AS Portal Instance Using Application ServerControl
• Managing the OracleAS Portal Instance Using Administrative Portlets
• Default Portal Users and Groups
• Managing Passwords for the OracleAS Portal Schemas
• Managing Portal Users and Groups
• Creating and Managing Pages
• Designing the Layout of a Page
• Creating and Applying a Style
• Granting Access to a Page

• Components of OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
• Authentication Flow for OracleAS Single Sign-On
• Starting and Stopping OracleAS Single Sign-On Components
• OracleAS Single Sign-On Administrator’s Role
• Configuring the OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
• Creating and Editing a Partner Application
• Adding an External Application
• Accessing an External Application and Storing Its Credentials
• Monitoring the OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
• Accessing SSO Server from OracleAS Portal
• Accessing External Applications from OracleAS Portal

• Bi-Directional Provisioning
• Apps to OID Provisioning
• OID to Apps Provisioning

• Local Access to Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i
• Identifying a User Across the Enterprise
• Bulk Migration of Users
• User Provisioning between Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i & Oracle Internet Directory
• Strategies for User Management
• Password Management

Migrating Data between Oracle E-Business Suite and Oracle Internet Directory

• Migrating Existing Application Accounts in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i to Oracle Internet Directory
• Exporting Application Accounts into Intermediate LDIF File
• Converting Intermediate LDIF file to Final LDIF file
• Loading Final LDIF file into Oracle Internet Directory
• Create Subscriptions for Bulkloaded Users

• Export Oracle Internet Directory users into LDIF file Using ldifwrite

• Oracle E-Business Suite Single Sign-On Profile Options
• Linking Accounts Related Profiles
• Password Related Profiles
• Provisioning Related Profiles

Configuring Directory Integration Platform Provisioning Templates

• Maintaining DIP Server Log Files - E.trc, E.aud, I.trc

Configuring portal with E Business Suite

• Registering the Oracle Framework Web Provider with Oracle Portal
• Create OID user(s) and synchronisation with E-Business Suite user(s)
• Assign responsibilities to users to access E-Business Suite portlets
• Set the E-Business Suite profile options
• Create a Portal Page Group and Page for the Applications instance

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