Alternatively, you may choose to create new users from both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite, and then provision them into the other system. Create a new subscription for the relevant Workflow Business Event. For example:ldapadd -h -p -D "cn=orcladmin" -w -f data.ldif -v. The main practical difference between these two tools is that bulkload is optimized for rapid processing of large numbers (possibly hundreds of thousands) of userid changes, whereas ldapadd is intended for making a small number of changes one by one. The above examples are for OID 10.1.4. This profile is for Oracle internal use only. The application account start and end date are not updated, and users with local access to the applications should not be affected. For example, usernames created directly on one system need to be chosen in the context of names used across the single sign-on environment. Read from a file of a list of simple user login names (nickname attribute values) or user DNs and add or remove them from the appropriate subscription list as specified. After a user is created in Oracle Internet Directory, the user identity can be propagated to each Oracle E-Business Suite instance via the provisioning process. Linking a single enterprise user account to multiple Oracle E-Business Suite (FND_USER) user accounts can potentially have undesirable consequences, such as data from one application overwriting data from another. These standard accounts can only be used for local login, and cannot be used to log in via Single Sign-On. If this event is enabled from Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Internet Directory direction, after Oracle Internet Directory receives this event, it will create an Oracle Single Sign-On account in Oracle Internet Directory and add the account to the subscription list of that Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 instance. Software services that store the list of users and their attributes. This section discusses the key changes, in particular the use of profile options. Solution. oracle.apps.fnd.subscription.delete this event is raised whenever the E-Business Suite instance receives a SUBSCRIPTION_DELETE event from OID, i.e. Creating the provisioning profile consists of the following steps: Create a suitable template based on deployment choices. This allows users such as the system administrator to troubleshoot a configuration when the Oracle Single Sign-On server is not functioning correctly, or is unavailable. When changes are made in Oracle Internet Directory that match an application's provisioning profile event subscription criteria, the Provisioning Integration Service is the agent that sends the relevant new data to that application. That user might need to file expense reports, view payslips, or file purchase requisitions. Load the LDIF file into Oracle Internet Directory. It is particularly aimed at project managers, DBAs, and system administrators. Deployment Scenario 2 - Integration of a new Oracle E-Business Suite installation with existing third-party single sign-on and user directory infrastructure. Stop and restart the application tier processes. Once the user is successfully authenticated, the servlet will redirect the user to a destination defined in requestUrl or the default APPSHOMEPAGE. There is a new recommended login flow for the CRM System Administrator Console. Listed below are the Business Events provided, and how they are used: oracle.apps.global.user.change this event is raised whenever a FND_USER is updated by any source. Technology that allows a user to sign on once and gain access to multiple applications, instead of having to sign on to each application separately. New user accounts whose start date are in the future or end date in the past are currently not provisioned from E-Business to Oracle Internet Directory. - Log file (default is .log). oracle.apps.fnd.ondemand.create this event is raised when a user is created on demand from SSO. when a user added to the subscription list in OID. Oracle EBS SSO is an authentication solution that allows users to login with SSO logins, LDAP authentication, or AD passwords, instead of the EBS local password authentication. Manual initial provisioning steps executed, Master Source of Truth for Updates to User Information, Provisioning profile selected for Directory Integration and Provisioning Platform, New Userids Created in Oracle Internet Directory , Related Oracle E-Business Suite Profile Options: APPS_SSO_OID_IDENTITY APPS_SSO_AUTO_LINK_USER, New Userids Created in Oracle E-Business Suite , Related Oracle E-Business Suite Profile Options: APPS_SSO_LDAP_SYNC APPS_SSO_AUTO_LINK_USER, Specific Oracle E-Business Suite Userids , APPS_SSO_ALLOW_MULTIPLE_ ACCOUNTS profile option. This determines the provisioning direction for that attribute. Configure password policies, as appropriate, in Oracle Internet Directory and the E-Business Suite. Oracle Application Server 10g (including Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory) is needed for the integration. Deployment Scenario 4 - Integration of multiple existing Oracle E-Business Suite installations with a new Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory infrastructure. If the orclStartDate attribute is defaulted, it will pick the system date and convert it to GMT. Select a Region to customize: for example, /oracle/apps/fnd/sso/login/webui/LoginRN. The single sign-on accounts in Oracle Internet Directory should be identical to the accounts in the third-party LDAP directory. This method can also be carried out on an Application Server 10g instance used by Oracle E-Business Suite. By default, Oracle Internet Directory sends out provisioning events every 60 seconds; this value can be increased or decreased by using oidprovtool, or by editing the orclodipprofileschedule attribute value in the provisioning template (see below). An Oracle E-Business Suite administrator can use AppsUserExport to export a selected set of application accounts from the Oracle E-Business Suite native user directory (FND_USER) into an intermediate LDIF file. read the new profile configuration entry and then begin processing events based on the new configuration. If your deployment creates new users from Oracle E-Business Suite only, start with the template ProvAppsToOID.tmp. Caution: Implementing the Custom DIT feature in an existing infrastructure is not recommended, as it may result in data corruption. Enabling and disabling events for users are raised and consumed differently in Oracle Internet Directory and E-Business Suite. Add users to the application-specific subscription lists when Applications SSO Enable OID Identity Add Event profile value is Disabled. The user namespaces from each Oracle E-Business Suite instances LDIF file must be unique and non-overlapping. Existing Oracle E-Business Suite application accounts are to be migrated to single sign-on accounts in Oracle Internet Directory using the Oracle E-Business Suite User Bulk Migration Tool. The Microsoft Enterprise SSO plug-in (preview) provides single sign-on (SSO) to apps and websites that use Microsoft Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for authentication, including Microsoft 365. when a new user is created in OID. Updates to email ID in Oracle Internet Directory are not correctly reflected in the E-Business Suite (HZ_CONTACT_POINTS in TCA) unless the PERSON_PARTY_ID foreign key in the FND_USER table has been defined. Refer to the Oracle Internet Directory Administrators Guide, Release 10g for usage of this tool. Reference Oracle Identity Management Integration Guide 10g for more information. The provisioning system consists of components of both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite that queue user events on each system, plus an Oracle Internet Directory process that periodically pushes or pulls these events to or from Oracle E-Business Suite. This event subscription will add the default responsibility Preferences when provisioning a new user from Oracle Internet Directory to Oracle E-Business Suite. If these usernames do not correspond to the same user, then the username should be updated in Oracle E-Business Suite instance B. The status of an account in Oracle Internet Directory is propagated to Oracle E-Business Suite as being either enabled or disabled. Most E-Business Suite system and security administrators will be able to use the default Oracle Internet Directory configuration. my problem is which profile to select and modify. This takes you to the Choose Personalization Context page: select Apply. Enter the document path for the Local Login page definition: for example, /oracle/apps/fnd/sso/login/webui. Directory Integration Platform, the infrastructure that keeps user information bidirectional synchronized between Oracle Internet Directory, Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12, and third-party LDAP servers. If your deployment creates new users from both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite, start with the template ProvBiDirection.tmp. It communicates with the database (which may be on the same or on a different operating system) via Oracle Net, Oracle's operating system-independent database connectivity solution. Depending on the user management options, develop a strategy to reconcile existing accounts in Oracle E-Business Suite 12 and the third-party LDAP. .trc = Trace file, which grows until the file size is approximately 10MB. After the migration, new users can be created from Oracle Internet Directory, and then selectively provisioned into an Oracle E-Business suite instance. when a user is updated in OID. Integrating Oracle E-Business Suite directly with third-party authentication mechanisms or third-party LDAP directories is not supported. The default functionality can be customized by creating a Workflow subscription for the event oracle.apps.fnd.identity.modify. All the installations of Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 delegate user sign-on and authentication to Oracle Single Sign-On Server. Available at site level only (cannot be set for individual users), Defined by the lookup type APPS_SSO_TYPE. System administrators configure the provisioning integration via provisioning profiles. This profile determines whether provisioning is enabled for a particular FND_USER account. In later sections, we build on this basic scenario to describe more sophisticated situations such as the existence of a third-party single sign-on solution, or the presence of multiple user repositories. Applies to: Oracle E-Business Suite Technology Stack - Version 11.5.10.2 and later Information in this document applies to any platform. The provisioning process may be set up such that when a single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory is deleted, the associated Oracle E-Business Suite application account(s) is end-dated. In addition, the Link-on-the-Fly feature described in Scenario 3 may be used. In this case, the LDAP accounts are migrated into Oracle Internet Directory. Enabled Link users with the same user name, Disabled Do not link users with the same user name. It takes the provisioning service approximately two minutes to detect that a new profile has been added or an existing one has changed. Also refer to Configuring Directory Integration Platform Provisioning Templates for details of the provisioning process. For more information about the AFPASSWD and FNDCPASS utilities, refer to the Applications DBA Duties chapter of Oracle E-Business Suite System Administrator's Guide - Configuration. Important: Before carrying out any of the tasks in this chapter, you must complete the generic installation steps described in My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 376811.1, Installing Oracle Application Server 10g with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12. Available at site and user level (can be set for individual users), System administrators can change setting at both site and user levels, End users can only change setting at user level (from Account Setting page), User level values for SYSADMIN and GUEST accounts are set to N. their existence and attributes exist outside the context of any particular software application. This profile indicates whether the Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 instance should link a newly-created Oracle E-Business Suite user to an existing Oracle Internet Directory account with the same name. Password management policies: Users password creation, modification and single sign-on login activities are subject to the third-party LDAP rules that govern how passwords are created and used. Deployment Scenario 1 - Integration of multiple new Oracle E-Business Suite installations with a new Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory infrastructure. Users are "global" entities, i.e. A single sign-on account needs to be created for every user in Oracle Internet Directory. The page specified should only allow the password to be changed by a user whose APPS_SSO_LOCAL_LOGIN profile has the value of either BOTH or LOCAL (i.e. You can set up SSO with Google as your service provider in a number of ways, depending on your organization's needs. You can configure Oracle Access Manager for either or both types of SSO. App protection policies (APP) ensure that an organization's data remains safe and contained. One of the advantages of this solution is a high level of flexibility at deployment time, i.e. Place the new servlet in the OA_HTML directory. This profile stores the location of the page where Self-Service users can change their Oracle E-Business Suite password. The user is redirected to the SSO Server login page, and after entering his credentials (username and password), he is authenticated against the LDAP server. The special entity_type *ALL* will truncate the entire table. Some of the user attributes from the application account may be provisioned in the single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory during account creation. Oracle Internet Directory does not support the time portion of dates; if you explicitly specify a date, it will be interpreted as the date on 12:00 midnight in the GMT time zone. Oracle E-Business Suite applies authorization checks as and when required during the users session. Specify a single UserSearchBase where all UserCreateBases can be located. However, if Windows Native Authentication and Kerberos are also used with the combination of Oracle E-Business Suite, Oracle Single Sign-On, and Oracle Access Manager, the combined length of the redirected URLs may exceed web browser limits, and user authentication will fail. By default, all the regions on the login page are displayed. See example code below. A third-party authentication mechanism such as Microsoft Windows Kerberos or CA eTrust SiteMinder (formerly Netegrity SiteMinder) is in use as a corporate single sign-on solution. As the number of available resources grow, users and security administrators are faced with the increasingly-difficult challenge of managing a proliferation of userids and passwords across different systems. The events that are responsible for this will fail if, for example, a user with the same username has been created concurrently on the other system, or the users profile (for example, password) does not meet the policy set on the other system. The user level values for SYSADMIN and GUEST accounts are set to LOCAL. ProvBiDirection.tmp Template for creating a bidirectional (BOTH) provisioning profile with CREATION, MODIFICATION, and DELETION events. Migrate existing accounts that need to access Oracle E-Business Suite from third-party LDAP into Oracle Internet Directory. This section presents a slightly more sophisticated, and common, deployment scenario. Additional attributes are planned for future releases. System administrators also create provisioning profiles to integrate Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 with Oracle Internet Directory, which results in: Creation of a new account in Oracle Internet Directory automatically triggering the creation of a new application account in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12. Once the final LDIF file has been generated, the user data is ready to be loaded into Oracle Internet Directory using the Oracle Internet Directory bulkload tool. Security administrators with advanced security requirements may choose to use alternate Oracle Internet Directory configurations. System administrators can create synchronization profiles to integrate Oracle Internet Directory with the third-party LDAP directory, which results in: Creation of a new single sign-on account in the third-party LDAP directory automatically triggering the creation of a new single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory. The other way, if this event is enabled from Oracle Internet Directory to E-Business Suite and profile Applications SSO Enable OID Identity Add Event is Enabled, it has the same affect as SUBSCRIPTION_ADD event generated by Oracle Internet Directory. Oracle Application Server 10g (including Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory) are mandatory prerequisites for integration with third-party authentication mechanisms or third-party LDAP directories. Creating a Profile From a Provisioning Template. The results of implementing this solution will be that: Oracle E-Business Suite will delegate user sign-on and authentication to Oracle Single Sign-On Server, Oracle Single Sign-On Server will authenticate user credentials against user entries in Oracle Internet Directory, Oracle Internet Directory will contain every users single sign-on account ID and password. The provisioning process from Oracle E-Business Suite to Oracle Internet Directory is synchronous. This scenario applies when a customer wants to integrate multiple new Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 environments with a single Oracle Single Sign-On instance. No third-party authentication mechanism or third-party LDAP directory involved. Both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite store GUID information for each single sign-on user. Both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite provide command line utilities to export and import users via flat text files in LDIF format. Sign In: To view full details, sign in with your My Oracle Support account. Using more than one may result in incorrect operation. The user will see a logout page that lists all the applications that he has been logged out of. If an existing E-Business user account is end-dated, the corresponding Oracle Internet Directory account is not affected. Some of the user attributes from the single sign-on account may be provisioned in the application account in Oracle Internet Directory during account creation. Existing Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory infrastructure. Synchronization between Oracle Internet Directory and third-party LDAP directory: Identifying users who need to access Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12, and must therefore be synchronized from the third-party LDAP directory to Oracle Internet Directory. Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite store GUID information for each enterprise level user; the GUID can be considered as an identity badge that is recognized by both Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite. The personalization structure is displayed where an item can be selected and its properties changed. The user is directed to a Link Account page (see screenshot below) for entry of the Oracle E-Business Suite application account username and password. The password is set to EXTERNAL after a single sign-on account and an application account are linked. Refer to Configuring Directory Integration Platform Provisioning Templates for more details. Variation of this scenario may have some of the following characteristics: Oracle E-Business Suite fresh install involved. After logging into Oracle E-Business Suite via Oracle Single Sign-On, a user can view all currently linked application accounts using the Single Sign-On Account Settings page, and can if desired switch to another linked application account by selecting that account and clicking on Make Current Account. This profile controls the automatic subscription for users created in Oracle Internet Directory. LDAPUserImport is provided for bulk migration of existing Oracle Internet Directory accounts into Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12. Configure session time out values in both Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 and Oracle Single Sign-On. Special procedures to do this are necessary, because the FND User form as well as the User Preferences screen will not allow you to change the password once it has been set to EXTERNAL. This event is generated by either Oracle Internet Directory or Oracle E-Business Suite when a user account is modified. A number of scenarios are described, beginning with the simplest and progressing to more complex types. If Oracle Portal is not in use, this profile determines the default home page for the application, which is the first page a user sees after logging into Oracle E-Business Suite. Please refer to Configuring Directory Integration Platform Provisioning Templates for more details. Tools are provided to migrate existing users in bulk between Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite. Use the Link-on-the-Fly feature to link the single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory with the applications account in Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12, by proceeding as follows: In the single sign-on handshake (described in the base scenario) Oracle Single Sign-On returns the GUID of the authenticated user to Oracle E-Business Suite. See Manual Subscription Management With Provsubtool: Subscription Management for more details on provsubtool. change the following profile. All E-Business Suite users have userids and records in the FND_USER repository, and have associated responsibilities that govern the functions and data that they can access. Oracle Application Server 10g (including Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory) is needed for the integration. For E-Business Suite environments that are not integrated with Oracle Internet Directory, user records need to be individually maintained in each location. The login route is determined by the profile option "Applications SSO Type" (APPS_SSO). This will both distinguish between the two users and eliminate the duplication. The options for user management in this scenario depend on the characteristics of existing user data in the multiple Oracle E-Business Suite instances. E-Business Suite Steps To Change user password in E-Business Suite when the "Applications SSO Login Types" profile value is set to either Both or SSO (Doc ID 422731.1) Last updated on FEBRUARY 23, 2023. oracle.apps.fnd.identity.add this event is raised whenever the E-Business Suite instance receives an IDENTITY_ADD event from OID, i.e. From an organizational standpoint, this distinction enables the HR department to manage employees and the IT department to manage E-Business Suite accounts. Each Oracle E-Business Suite instance delegates user sign-on and authentication to Oracle Single Sign-On Server. Such local users can now log into the application directly via the applications login page, AppsLocalLogin.jsp. No action is required for users whose details reside in the third-party LDAP and who do not need to access Oracle E-Business Suite. Because of the difficulties inherent in reproducing all aspects of a particular customized environment, customers may wish to engage Oracle Consulting for assistance with specific customization requirements and issues. A key feature of this solution is the provisioning integration service, which enables automatic provisioning (updating between the systems) of account creation or changes of user attributes. This section describes the user's perception of the single sign-on environment. Oracle therefore recommends against the use of this particular combination of technologies for production environments. When profile 'Applications SSO Enable OID Identity Add Event' value is Enabled, users created in OID are automatically 1) created in E-Business and 2) subscribed to the E-Business instance. Locked due to inactivity on Nov 12 2012. This document is written for SAML 2.0 SSO with Oracle Access Manager 11g Release 2 (11.1.2.3.0) and Oracle E-Business Suite 12.2.5. The single sign-on architecture is the same as that described in the base scenario. Oracle Internet Directory includes tools to bulk migrate user between Oracle Internet Directory and third-party LDAP server. Configuration of the profile is carried out by either using the oidprovtool available in Oracle Application Server 10g, or by instantiating an LDIF template file that contains the requisite values for the particular deployment. The key components involved in the login process are as follows. The System Administrator is required to set the local password using the AFPASSWD utility or FNDCPASS utility, in case user passwords stored only in LDAP (APPS password is set to EXTERNAL) also need to be stored locally in Oracle E-Business Suite. The following items may be personalized: System Administrators can create custom login pages. Enable SSO. If the current request was a POST, the user sees the posting page without the post having been performed. Warning: The resulting data file and log file may contain confidential information, such as the start and end dates for a users account, and should therefore be secured appropriately. For configuration changes in OID to be picked up by E-Business Suite, the above API will need to be rerun to get the new values. In previous releases of Single Sign-On and E-Business Suite integration, the Oracle Internet Directory DIT and RDN were required to be the default values, as shown below: UserCreateBase and UserSearchBase: cn=Users,. In Release 11i the login page could be customized using the local login mask profile option. The supplied SYSADMIN account is configured to have local access. oracle.apps.fnd.identity.delete this event is raised whenever the E-Business Suite instance receives an IDENTITY_DELETE event from OID, i.e. If the clocks are inaccurate or out-of-sync, user provisioning flows may be affected. Single sign-on (SSO) allows your users to access an application without authenticating multiple times. In case you do not have execute permission to the tool shipped as $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/odi/bin/provsubtool.orc, the file should be copied to $ORACLE_HOME/bin or another suitable location for which you have both write and execute permissions. The attribute used to uniquely identify a user in the entire directory. Refer to the Password Policies in Oracle Internet Directory chapter of the Oracle Internet Directory Administrator's Guide, Release 10g for an explanation of supported password policies. Oracle Single Sign-On authenticates the Oracle E-Business Suite users userid and password against Oracle Internet Directory, and redirects the user back to Oracle E-Business Suite, which then determines the users authorizations by looking up application responsibilities against entries in the Oracle E-Business Suite FND_USER table. Provisioning has the following characteristics: Once linked, user changes from either system can be provisioned into the other. The Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP, see above for definition) is an example of a user directory. Multiple new Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 environments have been installed using the Rapid Install Wizard. Depending on the characteristics of the existing data and desired functionality, there are various possibilities. System administrators can configure provisioning profiles to provision some or all of the user attributes from Oracle Internet Directory into Oracle E-Business Suite when those attributes are modified. To add a user whose nickname is "john.smith" to the default subscription list "ACCOUNTS", you would add the line "john.smith" (without the quotes) to an input file, in this case with the default name of members.lst, and then execute the command: To remove a user, you would follow the same procedure, simply substituting the operation REMOVE for the operation ADD: The Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 user migration utilities include: A tool (AppsUserExport) to export existing application accounts from Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 into an intermediate LDIF file. Deployment Scenario 3 - Integration of an existing Oracle E-Business Suite installation with existing third-party single sign-on and user directory infrastructure. Oracle Internet Directory is the point of user enrollment and source of truth. Although many real world deployments are likely to be more complex, this scenario serves to illustrate the core concepts and procedures of the integration effort. When you export users from Oracle E-Business Suite and create an LDIF file, the passwords are encrypted and so the bulk loader cannot verify if they follow OID password policy. By removing the duplicate users from the LDIF file, only the unique users from Oracle E-Business Suite instance B should bulk-loaded into OID. Existing accounts in LDAP and/or Oracle E-Business Suite will need to be reconciled. As there is currently no mechanism to roll back the original change on the system that triggered the event, the failure can put the entire system into an unstable state. Navigate to Profile System Values 4.Set profile option 'Applications SSO Login Types' to Local Which user attributes are to be provisioned between an Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 instance and Oracle Internet Directory. The default site level value is BOTH. See the section Manual Subscription Management With Provsubtool for details on how to run provsubtool to add these users to the subscription list. With proper planning, new users can be synchronized from the third-party LDAP directory into Oracle Internet Directory, and then into Oracle E-Business Suite. The list of user attributes supported is currently limited, and listed later in "Supported Attributes. When the maximum file size is reached, the current trace file is backed up (and a timestamp appended) and a new trace file started. Bidirectional provisioning requires careful planning, and is subject to the following restrictions: The provisioning process from Oracle Internet Directory to Oracle E-Business Suite is asynchronous. Assign this function to the APPS_LOGIN_DEFAULT menu. Once a single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory is linked to an application account in Oracle E-Business Suite, the password for the application account in Oracle E-Business Suite is, as mentioned earlier, replaced with the reserved keyword EXTERNAL. The solutions described in this chapter enable Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 to utilize this infrastructure and provide the following features: Users can access multiple Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 instances (or a mixture of Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 and other single sign-on enabled applications) by logging in only once (single sign-on). The single sign-on, sign-off and session timeout processes in this deployment scenario are similar to that in Scenario 2, with one significant difference during sign-on. Oracle Internet Directory contains every users single sign-on account id and password. Users in this special user population have their credentials authenticated locally in Oracle E-Business Suite instead of externally in Oracle Single Sign-On and Oracle Internet Directory. Following on from the example above, what about a scenario where the cashiers are permitted to view their payslips via the Self-Service Human Resources module? All the scenarios reflect real-world requirements of different Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 sites. This document lists documentation that may be useful when installing or upgrading Oracle Application Server with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 environments. To accomplish this, the provisioning profile for the master Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 instance needs to enable the IDENTITY_ADD event from Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 to Oracle Internet Directory. Oracle Internet Directory also needs to be set up to provision users in Oracle Internet Directory to Oracle E-Business Suite. Additional logic is as follows: The association between the single sign-on account and the application account (represented by the GUID) is retained. using system admin to log then i go to system administrator responsibility then profile -> system. ProvBiDiNoCreation.tmp Template for creating a bidirectional profile, with MODIFICATION and DELETION events only. To enable SSO for an application: Go to the Azure portal and sign in using one of the roles listed in the prerequisites. 3. The creation of a new application account in Oracle E-Business Suite will automatically trigger the creation of a new single sign-on account in Oracle Internet Directory. This profile determines whether Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12 will automatically link an authenticated single sign-on account to an application account of the same account name, without prompting the user for authentication information for the application account during login. A third-party authentication mechanisms such as Microsoft Windows Kerberos or CA eTrust SiteMinder (formerly Netegrity SiteMinder) is in use as a corporate single sign-on solution. Oracle E-Business Suite instances are created at the following location in the directory information tree (DIT): cn=E-Business,cn=Products,cn=OracleContext, ". Provisioning between Oracle Internet Directory and Oracle E-Business Suite. The logon process by which users are authorized to access Oracle E-Business Suite is significantly modified in an environment where Oracle Single Sign-On has been integrated. This process entrusts the process of user authentication to Oracle Single Sign-On, and user authorization to E-Business Suite. Scripting on this page enhances content navigation, but does not change the content in any way. Decisions related to single sign-on settings. Use the Oracle Internet Directory synchronization solution to migrate users from the third-party LDAP directory into Oracle Internet Directory, and then use the Oracle Internet Directory provisioning solution to move users into Oracle E-Business Suite. Go to System Administrator responsibility 3. This profile specifies which login page is used to perform local access to Oracle E-Business Suite. Are automatically created in Oracle E-Business Suite with subscriptions for user attribute updates, Have manually-created equivalent userids in Oracle E-Business Suite, and are manually linked by the end-user at the time of first logon, Have manually-created equivalent userids in Oracle E-Business Suite, and are automatically linked at the time of first logon, Are automatically created in a third-party LDAP directory, combined with either of the two above options, Are automatically created in Oracle Internet Directory with subscriptions for user attribute updates, Have manually-created equivalent userids in Oracle Internet Directory, and are manually linked by the end-user at the time of first logon, Have manually-created equivalent userids in Oracle Internet Directory, and are automatically linked at the time of first logon, Log on to Oracle E-Business Suite via Single Sign-On 10g, Log on to Oracle E-Business Suite directly, bypassing Single Sign-On 10g, Are linked to a single Oracle E-Business Suite userid, Are linked to multiple Oracle E-Business Suite accounts. 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