Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W

Numerics

389 port, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

636 port, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

A

access control

for agents, 2.2.2

for directory integration and provisioning server, 2.2.1

for profiles, 2.2.2

in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.2

in the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.2

to provisioning profiles, 12.4.1

access control lists (ACLs)

and integration with SunONE Directory Server, 18.3.2

customizing, 16.3.3

for export profiles, 16.3.3.2

for import profiles, 16.3.3.1

sample files, 16.3.3.3

access control policy points (ACPs)

configuring display of, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.6

Active Directory

and Active Directory Connector, 16.1.1

concepts and architecture for integration with, 16.1

configuration of integration with, 16.3

configuring connection details for integration, 16.3.2.3

deployment options for integration with, 16.2

domain controller

switching to different in same domain, 16.4.2.3

external authentication plug-in, 16.3.7

enabling, 16.3.7.2

installing, 16.3.7.1

managing, 16.4.2.2

testing, 16.3.7.3

foreign security principals, 16.1.4.4

forest, as mapped to Oracle Internet Directory, 16.1.4.4

integration

distinguished name mapping, 16.3.2.4

post-configuration tasks, 16.4.1

typical management tasks, 16.4.2

managing, 16.4

multiple domain

synchronizing with, 16.3.5

synchronizing deletions from, 16.3.2.7

trust relationships between domains, 16.1.4.4

Active Directory Connector

what it does, 16.1.1

Active Directory domain controller

single,integration with, 16.1.4.3

Active Directory domain controllers

multiple, integration with, 16.1.4.4

Active Directory External Authentication Plug-in, 16.1.1

Active Directory, integration with, 16

ActiveChgImp profile, 16.3.2.1

ActiveExport profile

synchronization profiles

ActiveExport, 16.3.2.1

ActiveImport profile, 16.3.2.1

add.log, A.4.3

administration tools

bulkdelete, A.5.1

bulkload, A.5.2

bulkmodify, A.5.3

ldapadd, A.4.2

ldapaddmt, A.4.3

ldapbind, A.4.4

ldapcompare, A.4.5

ldapdelete, A.4.6

ldapmoddn, A.4.7

ldapmodify, A.4.8

ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

ldapsearch, A.4.10

ldifwrite, A.5.4

anonymous authentication, C.1.1

applications

enrollment in, for provisioning, 12.1.2

automatic, 12.1.2.1

manual, 12.1.2.2

registering with the Oracle Directory Provisioning Integration Service, 12.2.2

unsubscribing from Oracle Directory Provisioning Integration Service, 12.2.5

Apply button, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.1

attribute options

searching for by using ldapsearch, A.4.10.1.6

attribute values, replacing, A.4.8

attribute-level mapping, in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.2.4

attributes

adding

by using ldapadd, A.4.2

concurrently, by using ldapaddmt, A.4.3

to existing entries, A.4.2

attribute options

searching for by using ldapsearch, A.4.10.1.6

deleting

by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

for login name, 15.5

for user login name, 16.3.1

in LDIF files, A.1

values

deleting, A.4.8

authentication

and Oracle directory integration and provisioning server, 2.1.2

anonymous, C.1.1

external

how it works, 18.2.3.2

in the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.1

Kerberos, A.4.2, A.4.3, A.4.6

non-SSL, 2.1.2.1

password-based, C.1.1

profile, 2.1.3

simple, C.1.1

SSL

for Oracle Directory Manager, C.1.2

mode, 2.1.2.2

no, C.1.2

server only, C.1.2

with ldapadd, A.4.2

with ldapaddmt, A.4.3

with ldapbind, A.4.4

with ldapmodify, A.4.8

with ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

authentication dynamics

Windows native authentication, 16.1.1

authorization

in the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.2

auto-provisioning plug-ins

for integration with Microsoft Windows NT, 17.2

B

base search, A.4.10

bootstrap command, in Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant, A.8.5

bootstrapping

in integrated environments

by using default integration profiles, 8.3

by using the parameter file, 8.2

in integration with Active Directory, 16.4.2.1

in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 8

Oracle Internet Directory from Oracle Human Resources, 10.5

browser settings

Windows native authentication, 16.3.8.2

Internet Explorer 5.0, 16.3.8.2

Internet Explorer 6.0, 16.3.8.2, 16.3.8.2

bulk tools

syntax, A.5, A.5

bulkdelete, A.5.1, A.5.1

syntax, A.5.1, A.5.1

bulkload, A.5.2

syntax, A.5.2, A.5.2

bulkmodify

LDIF file-based modification, A.5.3

syntax, A.5.3, A.5.3

C

Cancel button, in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.1

Catalog Management Tool

syntax, A.4.1

Catalog Management tool

syntax, A.4.1

catalog.sh

syntax, A.4.1

central enterprise directory, 15.2

Oracle Internet Directory as, 15.2.1

third-party directory as, 15.2.2

change logging, A.2.2.1.1

change logs

flag, A.2.2.1.1

toggling, A.2.2.1.1

in synchronization process, 1.4.2.2

object store, and integration with third-party metadirectory solutions, 11.1

used by Oracle Directory Provisioning Integration Service, 12.2.1

change types, in ldapmodify input files, A.4.8

changetype attribute

add, A.4.8

delete, A.4.8

modify, A.4.8

modrdn, A.4.8

command-line tools

Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant, A.8

ldapadd, A.4.2

ldapbind, A.4.4

ldapcompare, A.4.5

ldapdelete, A.4.6

ldapmoddn, A.4.7

ldapmodify, A.4.8

ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

ldapsearch, A.4.10

schemasync, A.6

syntax, A.4, A.4

comparing

two objects, 3.1.3.2

configuration set entries

directory integration and provisioning server, 4.1.2

modifying, A.2.2.6, A.2.2.6

Oracle directory integration and provisioning server, 4.1.2, 4.3

overriding user-specified, A.2.2.2

configuring synchronization profiles, 16.3.2

connected directories

described, 1.4.2.2

SSL certificates for, 4.4

connecting

to a directory server, 3.1.2

connectors, 5

managing from the command line, 7.2

registering, 6.1

SunONE, 18.1

Create Like

operation, by using Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

D

data integrity, 2.3

in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.3

data privacy

in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.4

debug

log files, viewing, A.2.2.2

debug logging

levels

setting for directory integration and provisioning server, 4.7

Debugging

Windows native authentication, E.4.2

default port, 3.1.2

number, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

deregistering a directory, 11.4.2

directories

central enterprise, 15.2, 15.2

E

Edit

menu item, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.2

entries

adding

by using ldapadd, A.4.2, A.4.2

by using ldapaddmt, A.4.3, A.4.3

deleting

by using ldapdelete, A.4.6, A.4.6, A.4.6, A.4.6

by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

modifying

by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

concurrently, by using ldapmodifymt, A.4.9, A.4.9

large numbers, A.5.3

searching

base level, A.4.10, A.4.10

by using ldapsearch, A.4.10, A.4.10

one-level, A.4.10, A.4.10

subtree level, A.4.10, A.4.10

error messages

Windows native authentication, E.6.5, E.6.5

Exit menu item, in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

express configuration

by using the Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration tool, 16.3.6.2.2

of Active Directory Connector profiles, 16.3.6.2

using, 16.3.6.2.2

external authentication

plug-in

Active Directory, 16.4.2.2

for integration with Active Directory, 16.3.7

for integration with Microsoft Active Directory, 16.1.1

for integration with Microsoft Windows NT, 17.2

for SunONE Directory Server, 18.3.4

types, 18.2.3.1

external authentication plug-in

Active Directory

enabling, 16.3.7.2

installing, 16.3.7.1

testing, 16.3.7.3

F

features, new, Preface

in Oracle Internet Directory, Release 3.0.1, Preface

release 10g (10.1.2), Preface

release 10g (9.0.4), Preface

release 2.1.1, Preface

release 3.0.1, Preface

release 9.0.2, Preface

File menu, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.2

file naming conventions, 6.7

files

location, 6.7

filters

IETF-compliant, A.4.10

ldapsearch, A.4.10.1

foreign security principal, defined, 16.1.4.4

foreign security principals

in Oracle Internet Directory

synchronzing with Active Directory, 16.3.9

foreign security principals, in Microsoft Active Directory, 16.1.4.4

G

group entries

creating

by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

group search context, 15.7

groupcreatebase

configuring in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.1

groupsearchbase

configuring in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.1

H

Help

menu item, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.2

I

identity management realms

about, 16.1.4.1

access control policies in, 16.1.4.1

default, 16.1.4.1

identity managment realms

multiple, 16.1.4.1

integrated environments

bootstrapping in, 8

security concerns, 15.8

integration

with a relational database, 9

with a single Active Directory domain controller, 16.1.4.3

with Active Directory, 16.3.2, 16.3.2.4

configuring connection details, 16.3.2.3

configuring mapping rules, 16.3.2.1

customizing search filter, 16.3.2.6

in SSL mode, 16.3.4

setting the user login name attribute, 16.3.1

setting user and group search bases, 16.3.1

with Active Directory as the central directory, 16.2.2

with OID as the central directory, 16.2

with Microsoft Active Directory, 16

Active Directory Connector, 16.1.1

concepts and architecture, 16.1

configuration of, 16.3

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning component, 16.1.1

Oracle Internet Directory component, 16.1.1

setting the user login name attribute, 16.3.1

with Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, 17.1

with multiple Active Directory domain controllers, 16.1.4.4

with Oracle E-Business Suite, 14

with Oracle Human Resources, 10

with SunONE Directory Server, 18

with third-party directories

considerations, 15

integration profile

enabling, 16.4.1

integration profiles

authentication, 2.1.3

default, 8.3

for synchronization, 5

relational database, 9.3

SunONE connector, configuring, 18.3.1

integration with Microsoft Active Directory

deployment options, 16.2

iplconfig.sh, 18.3.1.3

J

JPEG images, adding with ldapadd, A.4.3

K

Kerberos authentication, A.4.2, A.4.3, A.4.6

Kerberos protocol, 16.1.1

L

LDAP

search filters, IETF-compliant, A.4.10

server instances

starting by using OIDCTL, A.2.2.1.1

LDAP Data Interchange Format (LDIF), A.1

syntax, A.1

LDAP schema, customizing, 16.3.2.5

ldapadd, A.4.2, A.4.2

adding entries, A.4.2

adding JPEG images, A.4.3

LDIF files in, A.4.2

syntax, A.4.2, A.4.2

ldapaddmt, A.4.3

adding entries concurrently, A.4.3

LDIF files in, A.4.3

log, A.4.3

syntax, A.4.3

ldapbind, A.4.4, A.4.4

syntax, A.4.4, A.4.4

ldapcompare, A.4.5, A.4.5

syntax, A.4.5, A.4.5

ldapdelete, A.4.6, A.4.6

deleting entries, A.4.6

syntax, A.4.6, A.4.6

ldapmoddn, A.4.7, A.4.7, A.4.7

syntax, A.4.7

ldapmodify, A.4.8, A.4.8, A.4.8

adding values to multivalued attributes, A.4.8

change types, A.4.8

creating group entries, A.4.8

deleting entries, A.4.8

LDIF files in, A.4.8

replacing attribute values, A.4.8

syntax, A.4.8, A.4.8

ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

by using, A.4.9

LDIF files in, A.4.9

multithreaded processing, A.4.9

syntax, A.4.9, A.4.9

ldapsearch, A.4.10

filters, A.4.10.1

syntax, A.4.10, A.4.10, A.4.10

LDIF

file-based modification, not supported by bulkmodify, A.5.3

files

in ldapadd commands, A.4.2

in ldapaddmt commands, A.4.3

in ldapmodify commands, A.4.8, A.4.8

in ldapmodifymt commands, A.4.9, A.4.9

formatting notes, A.1

formatting rules, A.1

syntax, A.1

using, A.1

ldifmigrator

load capability, A.12.1.3

reconcile capability, A.12.1.3

ldifwrite, A.5.4, A.5.4, A.5.4

syntax, A.5.4, A.5.4

load capability, in OID Migration Tool (ldifmigrator), A.12.1.3

log files

debug, viewing, A.2.2.2

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 4.9

anonymous, C.1.1

super user, C.1.1

user, C.1.1

Windows native authentication, 16.3.8.4

M

m, A.4.3

managing, 16.4.1

mapping rules, 5.1.2

customizing for Active Directory integration, 16.3.2.4

for group entries, 15.4.2.2

for integration with SunONE Directory Server, 18.3.1.6

for user entries, 15.4.2.1

in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.2.1

Mapping Rules Format, 5.1.2

menu bar, Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

Microsoft Active Directory

and Active Directory Connector, 16.1.1

concepts and architecture for integration with, 16.1

configuration of integration with, 16.3

deployment options for integration with, 16.2

external authentication with, 16.1.1

foreign security principals, 16.1.4.4

forest, as mapped to Oracle Internet Directory, 16.1.4.4

integration

post-configuration tasks, 16.4.1

typical management tasks, 16.4.2

integration with, 16

managing, 16.4

multiple domain

synchronizing with, 16.3.5

synchronizing deletions from, 16.3.2.7

trust relationships between domains, 16.1.4.4

Microsoft Windows NT

integration with, 17.1

external authentication plug-in, 17.2

multiple Active Directory domain controllers

integration with, 16.1.4.4

multiple threads, A.4.9

in ldapaddmt, A.4.3

increasing the number of, A.4.3

multiple-domain Active Directory, synchronizing with, 16.3.5

multithreaded command-line tools

ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

multivalued attributes

adding values to, by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

N

navigator pane, in Oracle Directory Integration and Prvisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.1

net service name, A.2.1.2

new features, Preface

release 10g (10.1.2), Preface

release 10g (9.0.4), Preface

release 2.1.1, Preface

release 3.0.1, Preface

release 9.0.2, Preface

no SSL authentication option, C.1.2

non-default port, running on, 3.1.2

non-SSL authentication, 2.1.2.1

nontransitive trust relationship in Active Directory, 16.1.4.4

O

object

adding, by using Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.2

object classes

adding

concurrently, by using ldapaddmt, A.4.3

in LDIF files, A.1

objects

comparing, 3.1.3.2

modifying

by using Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

removing

by using command-line tools, A.4.6

by using Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

removing by using command-line tools, A.4.8

odisrvreg, 4.10, A.7

OID Control Utility

and the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 3.3.1

run-server command, A.2.2

stop-server command, A.2.2

syntax, A.2.2, A.2.2

viewing debug log files, A.2.2.2

OID Database Password Utility

syntax, A.10

OID Database Statistics Collection Tool, A.11

syntax, A.11, A.11

OID Migration Tool

load capability, A.12.1.3

reconcile capability, A.12.1.3

OID Monitor, A.2.2

and the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 3.3.1

sleep time, A.2.1.1

starting, A.2.1.1, A.2.1.1, A.2.1.1, A.2.1.1

stopping, A.2.1.2

syntax, A.2.1, A.2.1

OID Server Diagnostic Tool

syntax, A.3

oidctl

viewing debug log files, A.2.2.2

oidctl. See OID Control Utility

OIDLDAPD, A.2.2.1.2

oidpasswd

syntax, A.10

OIDREPLD, A.2.2.3.2

oidstats.sh utility, A.11

one-level search, A.4.10

one-way authentication, SSL, C.1.2

OpenLDAP Community, Preface

OPMN Control utility (OPMNCTL), starting and stopping OID servers with, A.2.3

Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On

and integration with Active Directory, 16.1.1

and Windows native authentication, 16.1.1

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning

as a component in integration with Active Directory, 16.1.1

how it maintains synchronization, 16.1.2

what it is, 1.1

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform

access control and authorization in, 2.2

data integrity, 2.3

data privacy, 2.4

deletion of users, D.6

deployment example, D

in a replicated environment, 4.8

log files, 4.9

modification of user properties, D.5

schema elements, B

structure, 1.1

user creation and provisioning, D.4

what it is, 1.1

Oracle directory integration and provisioning server

about, 12.3

administration, 4

authentication, 2.1.2

configuration set entries, 4.1.2

managing, 4.3

data import and, 12.3

described, 1.4.2

in high availability scenario, 4.6

operational information about, 4.1

scheduling connectors, 12.3

sequence of events, 4.1.3

starting, stopping, and restarting, 4.5

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration

Apply button vs. OK button, 3.1.3.1

Cancel button, 3.1.3.1

connecting to a directory server, 3.1.3.2

Create Like operation, 3.1.3.2

disconnect

menu item, 3.1.3.2

Exit menu item, 3.1.3.2

launching, 3.1.1

menu bar, 3.1.3.2

modifying

objects, 3.1.3.2

navigating, 3.1.3

removing objects, 3.1.3.2

starting, 3.1.1

tear-off menu item, 3.1.3.2

updating, 3.1.3.2

Oracle Directory Manager

adding

objects, 3.1.3.2

displaying help navigator, 3.1.3.2

Edit menu, 3.1.3.2

File menu, 3.1.3.2

Help menu item, 3.1.3.2

listing attribute types, A.1

on UNIX, starting, 3.1.1

on Windows 95, starting, 3.1.1

on Windows NT, starting, 3.1.1

overview, 3.1.3.2

Revert button, 3.1.3.1

running, 3.1.1

starting

on UNIX, 3.1.1

on Windows NT, 3.1.1

Synchronization Execution tab page, C.3.3

Synchronization General tab page, C.3.2

Synchronization Mapping tab page, C.3.4

Synchronization Status tab page, C.3.5

View menu, 3.1.3.2

Oracle Directory Provisioning Integration Service, 12

de-installation, 12.2.5

deploying, 13.1

registering applications with, 12.2.2

retrieving changes from Oracle Internet Directory, 12.2.1

security and, 12.4

subscription to, 12.2.2

unsubscribing applications from, 12.2.5

Oracle directory replication server instances

starting, A.2.2.3, A.2.2.3, A.2.2.3.1, A.2.2.3.1, A.2.2.3.1

stopping, A.2.2.3, A.2.2.3.2, A.2.2.3.2, A.2.2.3.2

Oracle directory server instances

starting, A.2.2.1.1

starting by using OIDCTL, A.2.2.1.1

starting byusing OIDCTL, A.2.2.1

stopping, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.1.2

stopping by using OIDCTL, A.2.2.1

Oracle Directory Synchronization Service

interaction between components, 1.4.2.2, 1.4.2.2

Oracle E-Business Suite, integrating with, 14

Oracle Human Resources

agent, 10

configuring an integration profile, 10.3.1

mapping rules for, 10.3.3

importing from, 10.2

running synchronization, 10.3.4

synchronizing with, 10

Oracle Identity Management Integration, benefits of, 1.1

Oracle Internet Directory

as a component in integration with Active Directory, 16.1.1

as the central directory in a synchronized environment, 1.4.2.2

configuring for Windows native authentication, 16.3.8.2

schema elements for integration with Active Directory, 16.1.3

Oracle wallets

changing location of

with ldapadd, A.4.2

with ldapaddmt, A.4.3

with ldapbind, A.4.4

with ldapcompare, A.4.5

with ldapdelete, A.4.6

with ldapmoddn, A.4.7

with ldapmodify, A.4.8

with ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

with ldapsearch, A.4.10

orclChangeSubscriber, 6.1

orclLastAppliedChangeNumber attribute, 11.3.2

orclodiplastappliedchangenumber, 6.1

orclOdipLastAppliedChgNum, 9.1

orclodiProfile, 6.1

P

parameters

OID Database Statistics Collection Tool, A.11

password-based authentication, C.1.1

passwords

for SSL wallets, C.1.2

not migrated from Microsoft Active Directory to Oracle Internet Directory, 16.2.2

where to store in an integrated environment, 15.3

performance

by using multiple threads, A.4.3

planning the Active Directory integration, 16.1.4.2

plug-ins

external authentication

for integration with Active Directory, 16.3.7

for integration with SunONE Directory Server, 18.3.4

SunONE Directory Server, 18.2.3

port

default, 3.1.2, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

port 389, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

port 636, A.2.2.1.1, A.2.2.3.1

profiles

access controls for, 2.2.2

directory integration, 6.1

deregistering, 7.1.2

managing, 7.1

registering, 7.1.1

provisioning

agent, 1.4.2.3

agents, for legacy applications, 1.4.2.3

compared with synchronization, 1.3

contrasted with synchronization, 1.3.3

defined, 12.1

described, 1.3.2

enrollment in applications, 12.1.2

automatic, 12.1.2.1

manual, 12.1.2.2

goal of, 1.3.2

how applications obtain information, 12.2.3

information

received by an application, 12.2.3

received by Oracle Internet Directory, 12.2.4

kinds of information required, 12.1.3

procedures, 12.1.1

profiles

access control to, 12.4.1

managing, 13.2

monitoring, 13.2

relation between components, 12.2.1

tool

syntax, A.9

typical deployment, 12.2.1

Provisioning Subscription Tool, A.9

subscribing applications with, 12.2.2

R

realms

about, 16.1.4.1

access control policies in, 16.1.4.1

configuring in Active Directory integration, 16.3.1

default, 16.1.4.1

multiple, 16.1.4.1

reconcile capability, in OID Migration Tool (ldifmigrator), A.12.1.3

registering a directory, 11.2.2.2

registration, directory, 11.2.2.1

relative distinguished names (RDNs)

modifying

by using ldapmodify, A.4.8

replication

and Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 4.8

Revert button, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.1

rules, LDIF, A.1

run-server command, by using OID Control Utility, A.2.2

S

schema elements

Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, B

filters

IETF-compliant, A.4.10

ldapsearch, A.4.10.1

search filter, customizing in Active Directory integration, 16.3.2.6

searches

configuring display and duration of, 3.1.5

security

in integrated environments, 15.8

in the Oracle Directory Integration Platform, 2

tools in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning platform, 2.5

server

instances

running, 3.1.1

server diagnostic tool

syntax, A.3

servers

starting and stopping by using OPMNCTL, A.2.3

starting, stopping, and restarting, A.2

Simple and Protected GSS-API Negotiation Mechanism (SPNEGO), 16.1.1

single Active Directory domain controller, integration with, 16.1.4.3

single sign-on server

configuring for Windows native authentication, 16.3.8.2

sleep time, OID Monitor, A.2.1.1

SPNEGO protocol, 16.1.1

SSL, 2.1.1

and Active Directory integration, 16.3.4

authentication

for Oracle Directory Manager, C.1.2

one-way, C.1.2

server only, C.1.2

certificates for connected directories, 4.4

enabling

with ldapadd, A.4.2

with ldapaddmt, A.4.3

with ldapbind, A.4.4

with ldapmodify, A.4.8

with ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

no authentication, C.1.2

password to user wallet, C.1.2

stop-server command, A.2.2

subtree level search, A.4.10

SunONE

connector

about, 18.1

configuring, 18.3

integration profile for, 18.3.1

Directory Server

external authentication plug-in, 18.2.3, 18.3.4

integration, 18, 18.2

mapping rules for integration with, 18.3.1.6

supported configurations for integration, 18.5

synchronization

Active Directory passwords with Oracle Internet Directory, 16.3.2.8

between Microsoft Active Directory and Oracle Internet Directory, 16.3.8.2

contrasted with provisioning, 1.3.3

decisions to make before, 16.1.4.2

deletions from Active Directory, 16.3.2.7

described, 1.3.1

DirSync control-based, 16.1.2

from a connected directory to Oracle Internet Directory, 5.2.2

from Oracle Internet Directory to a connected directory, 5.2.1

one-way, 1.4.2.2

Oracle Internet Directory passwords with Active Directory, 16.3.2.8

process, 11.3

profiles, 1.3.1, 5

scenarios, 5.2

status attribute, 7.1.3

two-way, 1.4.2.2

use of the change log, 1.4.2.2

USNChange-based, 16.1.2

with Oracle Human Resources, 10

with other directories, 11, 11.2

Synchronization Execution tab page, in Oracle Directory Manager, C.3.3

Synchronization General tab page, in Oracle Directory Manager, C.3.2

Synchronization Mapping tab page, in Oracle Directory Manager, C.3.4

synchronization profiles

ActiveChgImp, 16.3.2.1

ActiveImport, 16.3.2.1

configuring, 16.3.2

creating, 16.3.2.2

samples for synchronizing with Active Directory, 16.3.2.1

Synchronization Status tab page, in Oracle Directory Manager, C.3.5

syntax

bulk tools, A.5

bulkdelete, A.5.1

bulkload, A.5.2

bulkmodify, A.5.3

Catalog Management Tool, A.4.1

catalog management tool, A.4.1

catalog.sh, A.4.1

command-line tools, A.4

Directory Integration and Provisioning Assistant, A.8

directory integration and provisioning server registration tool, A.7

ldapadd, A.4.2

ldapaddmt, A.4.3

ldapbind, A.4.4

ldapcompare, A.4.5, A.4.5

ldapdelete, A.4.6, A.4.6

ldapmoddn, A.4.7

ldapmodify, A.4.8, A.4.8

ldapmodifymt, A.4.9

ldapsearch, A.4.10, A.4.10

LDIF, A.1

LDIF and command-line tools, A

ldifwrite, A.5.4

odisrvreg, A.7

OID Control Utility, A.2.2

OID Database Password Utility, A.10

OID Database Statistics Collection Tool, A.11

OID Monitor, A.2.1

OID Server Diagnostic Tool, A.3

oidctl, A.2.2

oidpasswd, A.10

oidprovtool, A.9

Provisioning Subscription Tool, A.9

provisioning tool, A.9

schemasync, A.6

server diagnostic tool, A.3

T

tear-off, in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, 3.1.3.2

third-party directories

integration with

considerations, 15

transitive trust relationships in Active Directory, 16.1.4.4

troubleshooting

directory server instance startup, A.2.2.2

types of external authentication, 18.2.3.1

U

UNIX, starting Oracle Directory Manager on, 3.1.1, 3.1.1

user

search context, 15.6

User field, in Oracle Directory Integration and Provisioning Server Administration, C.1.1, C.1.1

usercreatebase

configuring in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.1

usersearchbase

configuring in integration with Active Directory, 16.3.1

USNChange-based synchronization, 16.1.2

V

values, deleting attribute, A.4.8

View menu, in Oracle Directory Manager, 3.1.3.2

W

wallets

passwords, C.1.2

Windows native authentication, 16.1.1

authentication dynamics, 16.1.1

browser settings, 16.3.8.2, 16.3.8.2

configuring, 16.3.8

debugging, E.4.2

error messages, E.6.5, E.6.5

fallback authentication, 16.3.8.3, 16.3.8.3

how it works, 16.1.1

system requirements, 16.3.8.1, 16.3.8.1

Windows NT

starting Oracle Directory Manager on, 3.1.1

Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft

integration with, 17.1