Oim data collection user manual

Agregar a la lista de lectura. Available in:. Important : When the user account is locked, the user cannot unlock it. If this occurs, then contact the system administrator. Sets the number of questions that must be completed by a user who is using the Web Application to reset the user's password. Note: The value set for PCQ. Note: You must do a full import of role memberships at least once after this property is enabled. If this property is set to TRUE and tasks are configured to allow cancellation while they are pending, then these tasks are moved to Pending Cancelled PX status if the corresponding process instance is cancelled.

Note that process instances are called by Oracle Identity Manager when the corresponding resource instances are revoked. This property is used to specify the time period before deleting a user. When this property is set and a user is deleted, the user's state is changed to disabled and "automatically delete on date" is set to current date plus the delay period. User gets a notification e-mail when the user is made the proxy for some other user.

This property is used to specify the batch size for reconciliation. You can specify 0 as the value for this to indicate that the reconciliation will not be performed in batches. Note: You must restart Oracle Identity Manager server after setting this property. Sets the maximum number of records that can be displayed in a query result set in the Oracle Identity System Administration. This property indicates whether or not notification is sent to the requester and beneficiary when a request is created or the request status is changed.

When the value of this property is 0, then the notification feature is disabled. When the value is 1, then the notification feature is enabled.

If a user's password is to be reset, then this property determines how the password is to be reset by the delegated administrator. If this property is set to true, then the password is always automatically generated. If set to false, then an additional option of setting the password manually is provided. This property determines the reconciliation retry count. The retry count value is picked up from the value of this property.

If you specify a value that is greater than 0, then auto retry is configured. If you specify 0 as the value of this property, then auto retry is not configured. The topology name is defined in the SILConfig. The default topology name set in the SILConfig. If you set the value of this property to sodoia, then any request raised for roles will go through SoD Check with OIA.

An SoD Check is performed only when a request for roles is raised and not in case of direct assignment. If you want to use a topology name other than the default, then it must be defined in the SILConfig.

This property determines the maximum number of records that are displayed in the advanced search result. If the search criteria specified returns more number of records than that value of this property, then the number of records displayed is limited to this value. In addition, a warning is displayed stating that the results exceed maximum counts and you must refine your search with additional attributes.

Determines if notification is sent to the user when the user login and password are generated in postprocess event handler for user creation via trusted source reconciliation.

If the value is set to true, then notification is sent when user login and password are generated in postprocess event handler for user creation via trusted source reconciliation. If the value is set to false, then notification is not sent when user login and password are generated in postprocess event handler for user creation via trusted source reconciliation. This property is used to specify whether the left pane, which is the primary navigation tool, must be displayed when a user is logged in to Oracle Identity Manager Self Service.

Set the value of this property to true to display the left pane. Otherwise, set the value of the property to false. If you set the value of this property to false, then you must set the value of the Show toolbar navigation in Self Service console?

After modifying the value of this property, you must restart Oracle Identity Manager server for the changes to take effect. This property is used to specify whether the links in the upper-right-hand corner of the page such as Accessibility, Help, and so on must be displayed to a user logged in to Oracle Identity Self Service.

Set the value of this property to true to display the links. If you set the value of this property to false, then you must set the value of the Show left navigation taskflow panel in Self Service console? If the skin has a version, then set trinidad-config. Otherwise, set the default value for this property if you want to select the skin marked to be the default for that skin family. When Oracle Identity Manager is installed with LDAP synchronization enabled, this plug-in determines in which container users and roles are to be created.

Value of this system property indicates the default Oracle Identity Manager plug-in name used for computing the container values. If the default plug-in does not meet the requirement, then you can define your own plug-in to determine the container and specify the name of the plug-in in this system property. When a user is locked, an automatic unlock occurs after a prescribed time period. This property defines that time period in seconds.

Therefore, for example, if a user account is locked and the value of this property is seconds one day , then the account is automatically unlocked after one day. For example:. This property is used in combination with the property OIM. Note: This property is for internal use by Oracle Identity Manager.

You must not use this property. For customers who have customized their UI to allow end-users to set their own challenge questions, this property determines whether the user must select challenge questions from a predefined list in the Web Application, or if users are required to provide their own questions. Note : Functionality that allows end-users to set their own challenge questions is not supported in the standard out-of-the-box user interface. This property is used to specify whether or not semicolon should be used as a delimiter to the API input parameter values.

Some APIs accepted string input values that are separated by semicolon. This has been changed to use a vertical bar " " instead. To keep backward compatibility, this new property can be used to go back to using semicolons. Determines whether a deleted user account can be reused. Note: It is imperative to de-provision all accounts associated with a deleted user, because if you create a new user with the same user name as that of the deleted user by setting the XL.

UserIDReuse property to true, then the new user might get access to offline accounts of the deleted user that was not deleted as part of the de-provisioning process.

This property controls the user profile data that is collected for audit purpose when an operation is performed on the user, such as creation, modification, or deletion of a user, role grants or revokes, and resource provisioning or deprovisioning. Process Task: Audits the entire user profile snapshot together with the resource lifecycle process. Resource Form: Audits user record, role membership, resource provisioned, and any form data associated to the resource.

Resource: Audits the user record, role membership, and resource provisioning. This property determines whether provisioning of the Xellerate User resource to the user's organization occurs in the database layer through stored procedure, or in the Java layer via Event Handlers.

DB: Provisioning of the Xellerate User resource to the user's organization occurs in the database layer through stored procedure. This in turn does not trigger any further process. Therefore, custom tasks associated with the Xellerate User provisioning process that is associated with the Xellerate User resource does take place. Java: Provisioning of the Xellerate User resource to the user's organization occurs in the database layer via Event Handlers.

Custom tasks associated with the Xellerate User provisioning process that is associated with the Xellerate User resource takes place. This is applicable to the upgrade scenario, where you have your own tasks associated with provisioning processes in earlier releases of Oracle Identity Manager, and you want them to run even after 11 g upgrade.

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If OIA is installed in a clustered configuration, repeat step 5 , 6 , and 7 for each additional cluster node. If you have an older integration, the following steps must be performed before using the Oracle Identity Analytics Otherwise, your data will be corrupted and you will end up with many unusable objects in the system.

This step is important! Select the namespace in the tree on the left side of the page, then click Rename. Refer to the iam-context. Previously, the namespace name in Oracle Identity Analytics used to be AD Server , which corresponds to the key value. Repeat these steps to manually replace the key with the OIA value for each namespace specified in the older iam-context. This step is required because some minor changes need to be imported into OIA. Going forward, the way data is represented accounts and policies, especially can be updated and maintained.

With the integration of Oracle Identity Analytics and Oracle Identity Manager, it is possible to directly revoke roles and entitlements from Oracle Identity Analytics if the results of the certification process require it. This integration eliminates the need for manual de-provisioning of access for managed resources. In addition, roles and entitlements can still be manually revoked by leveraging the information stored in the remediation configuration module.

This takes into account non-managed applications. If certification remediation is enabled, changes are propagated to Oracle Identity Manager either when the certification is complete, or when the certification end-date is reached depending on configuration. OIM revokes or re-provisions target system accounts based on the revocations and certifications that occurred during the certification process.

When creating Data Owner certifications, you should only certify parent-level attributes imported from Oracle Identity Manager attributes with the OIAParentAttribute property , not child-level attributes. If a child attribute is certified in a Data Owner certification, closed-loop remediation with OIM will not work. Every resource type in Oracle Identity Analytics can be separately configured for automatic or manual remediation. Click the resource for which remediation action needs to be configured, and go to the Remediation tab.

Manual - Use the manual steps for revocation of roles and entitlements using a text editor. List the steps to be followed for non-managed system remediation and save the changes. Expand the Revoke and Remediation section, and, under the Remediation section, choose one of the following options:. Display Remediation Instructions - Select to display instructions about how to perform manual remediation of nonmanaged resources.

Scheduled imports of users, accounts, user-role memberships, and entitlements are initially configured as part of the OIM-OIA configuration process. Use the steps in this section to schedule additional imports, or to change an existing scheduled import. In the Data to Load section, select the Entitlements option if, in addition to accounts and users, you also want to import the users' entitlements data.

Otherwise, clear the Entitlements option box and only the accounts, users, and user-role membership data will be imported. Solution: Manually set the security property auth. The wlfullclient. Errors similar to the following are written to the OIM log file while any import job is running.

OIA does not report any errors. User imports from OIM will fail if the userbatchsize is set to a value greater than in the iam. For User imports from OIM to work, Oracle recommends setting the batch size to a value of or lower. Open the xlconfig. Add the following lines, taking care to replace the xxx with the value of the IP address present in the XML file:.

Recompile the TP. Recompile the jgroups-all. You can also contact Support and request a copy of the jgroups-all.

In a fully-integrated scenario, provisioning and role management works in the following manner: OIM is the authoritative source for users, accounts, and entitlements. At least Oracle Identity Analytics This integration does not support XL. Download Patch Number for WebLogic Start Oracle Identity Analytics. Open the Form Designer. For each Resource, the following properties need to be added to some identified feed for accounts, policies, and entitlements imports: AccountName - Identifies the unique account in the target system ITResource - Identifies the unique IT Resource field for the target system Entitlement - Identifies the account attribute designated for privileges OIAParentAttribute - This property identifies the parent or mandatory entitlement attributes.