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OAS4OS 10.1.4.3.0 README
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Oracle Authentication Services for Operating Systems (OAS4OS
10.1.4.3)
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This file is the README for Oracle Authentication Services for Operating
Systems (10.1.4.3). This README contains only the most basic
information.
Please refer to the Administrator's Guide (e12023.pdf) and
OracleMetalink
(NOTE.759411.1) Oracle Authentication Service for Operating Systems
Documentation Addendum (10.1.4.3) before installing the product.
Certified OID server platforms: OEL4 and RH4
Certified client platforms: RH4, RH5, OEL4, OEL5, Solaris 9, Solaris 10
(Patch Level 118833-17 or above), SUSE 9, SUSE 10 and HP-UX 11.23.
Please check OracleMetalink (NOTE.759411.1) for any additional supported
platforms at the time of install and deployment.
What's new in OAS4OS 10.1.4.3
- Streamlined installation process. You don't need to apply any patches.
- Reentrant server and client configuration scripts (see items
2.& 3. below).
- Support for bcrypt (blowfish password hash).
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1. Prepare the environment
- Install OID 10.1.4.0.1
- Download OID 10.1.4.3 patchset from metalink use
bug 7583678 to locate
the patch and upgrade OID to
10.1.4.3
- Copy the provided *.sh to $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin
directory
- Copy the provided oasconfig.ldif to
$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/admin directory.
2. Configure OAS4OS on the OID server side
- cd to $ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin
- Execute the provided config_OIDserver.sh or
sslConfig_OIDserver.sh
(if you are configuring SSL
mode) from your OID server machine, and
execute the script as the same
user who installed the OID server.
3. Configure OAS4OS on client side
- Copy config_OIDclient.sh or
sslConfig_OIDclient.sh (If you are
configuring SSL mode) from
$ORACLE_HOME/ldap/bin dir on
the server side to the client
machine(s) that you want to configure
to use LDAP authentication.
Please note that you need to perform the
OID server side configuration
before you can copy the file to OS
client machine.
- Execute config_OIDclient.sh or
sslConfig_OIDclient.sh as 'root' user.
Limitation for Solaris 9, 10 SSL, HP-UX and AIX SSL configuration:
* SSL (no startTLS) authentication only works on port 636.
Configuration Scripts Disclaimer:
You configure the server and client systems by running the shell scripts
provided with this product. These scripts have been tested and found to
work correctly on all supported operating systems. Do not modify the
scripts,
as inconsistent behavior might result.
If you just want to try out Oracle Authentication Services for
Operating
Systems, you can download the required components and more information)
from
the following website:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/oid/oracleauthenticationservices.html
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