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According to the Certification Matrix, the Oracle Identity Manager Design Console only runs under Windows environments, but this is not necessarily the case. It’s only supported under Windows environments, but it can run just fine under Linux, it just takes a little work. Here’s the steps to getting the Design Console to run under Linux. … Continue reading OIM: Installing the Design Console under Linux
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Logging into iManager is a little deceptive if trying to do it for the first time. You will need three items: The eDirectory login username. In my case this is: admin The password for the user identified in step #1 The IP address of the server. Using the Tree name isn’t always reliable … Continue reading Logging into & setting up iManager
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I’m working on installing Novell Identity Manager 3.6.1, here’s the order of the components that you’ll need to install: eDirectory 8.8.5 SP3 Install Novell Designer 3.6.1 Install iManager – during the install, ensure that you check all of the Identity Manager plug-ins Setup your keystore file (see previous post) Login to … Continue reading Installing Novell Identity Manager 3.6.1
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To setup your java keystore, you’ll want to run through the following exercise on your system (note: these instructions are for windows): %JAVA_HOME%binkeytool -genkey -alias tomcat -keyalg RSA -keystore /path/to/my/keystore (note: remember what you set the keystore password to) Resart Tomcat You’ll want to modify your <tomcat dir>confserver.xml file to change the value of … Continue reading Setting up your java keystore for NIM
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Enabling SPML web services is pretty trivial, but since I’m doing it in my virtual environment and taking screen shots, I thought I would add it here. Image here Next Step is to enable SSL communications: Step 1 – Generate the Keys using keytool keytool -genkey -alias serverjboss -keyalg RSA -keysize 1024 -dname “CN=localhost,OU=Identity,O=Oracle,C=US” -keypass … Continue reading Enabling SPML Web Services with OIM
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I know this is off topic and does not have direct impact on SOA, Access or Identity Management, but Google Wave is a pretty cool technology that’s really hard to explain, until I found a few videos. WARNING: These videos are not children friendly OR work (loudspeaker) friendly. Watch at your own risk: Google Wave: … Continue reading Google Wave – game changing?
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After our lovely install on WebLogic, we found that the password that was set for xelsysadm wasn’t functioning. Could it have been the fact that there were special characters in the password during the installation such as “$” or “*”? At any rate, the reset process is pretty simple, provided that you have a base … Continue reading Xelsysadm – password not working?
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Well it seems as though there are a couple of lessons learned here. First and foremost, when the Oracle Certification matrix says “support 10.3” that means that it only supports 10.3 – and not 10.3.x. Who would have known that a dot release could make such a big difference?
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I was trying to get the design console installed on my Virtual Machines and was annoyed about having to have Windows and Linux running at the same time (My base operating system is Leopard). This took a little while to figure out (minutes, not hours) and is by no way magical – just took a … Continue reading OIM Design Console on RHEL
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My friend Rob (from Indigo Consulting) was having issues with Mail.app and stopped by to find out what to do. Having had the same problem in the past, I looked up some handy dandy commands that will hopefully fix the problems (like crashing, slowness, etc.). If you’re having the same issue, or just curious, here’s … Continue reading Fixing Mail.app
