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This document provides information about integrating Oracle Identity Manager with Microsoft Active Directory, detailing the deployment and configuration of the connector, as well as supported functionalities.

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How to fill out Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory

1. Start with the introduction section to understand the purpose of the guide.
2. Prepare your environment by ensuring you have access to both Oracle Identity Manager and Microsoft Active Directory.
3. Review the prerequisites to confirm that all necessary components are installed and configured.
4. Follow the detailed instructions to configure the Active Directory settings, including specifying the directory service's URL.
5. Define the user and group provisioning settings, including any required mapping between Oracle Identity Manager and Active Directory attributes.
6. Set up connection properties, including authentication methods and security settings.
7. Complete the deployment steps by testing the connector to ensure proper integration.
8. Document any custom configurations or specific changes made during the setup in the guide.

Who needs Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

1. System administrators responsible for managing user identities in Microsoft Active Directory.
2. IT teams looking to automate user provisioning and deprovisioning processes.
3. Organizations implementing Oracle Identity Manager for improved security and access management.
4. Developers or consultants tasked with integrating Oracle Identity Manager with Active Directory.

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An Oracle Identity Manager connector is used to integrate Oracle Identity Manager with a specific third-party application, such as Microsoft Exchange or Novell eDirectory. Oracle Identity Manager is packaged with a number of predefined connectors.

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What is Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

The Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory is a document that provides instructions on how to integrate Oracle Identity Manager with Microsoft Active Directory, facilitating user provisioning, synchronization, and management of user identities.

Who is required to file Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

Individuals or teams responsible for implementing and managing identity and access management solutions using Oracle Identity Manager and Microsoft Active Directory are required to refer to this guide.

How to fill out Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

To fill out the guide, users should follow the structured sections outlined in the document, including prerequisites, configuration settings, and detailed steps for the connection, ensuring that they complete each section as per their organizational needs.

What is the purpose of Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

The purpose of the guide is to provide a comprehensive framework for effectively connecting Oracle Identity Manager with Microsoft Active Directory, enabling efficient identity management processes and ensuring compliance with security protocols.

What information must be reported on Oracle Identity Manager Connector Guide for Microsoft Active Directory?

The information that must be reported includes configuration details, connection settings, user attributes mapping, error handling procedures, and operational guidelines for maintaining the connector.