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Oracle Access Management 12c: Administration Essentials
This Oracle Access Management 12c PS3: Administration Essentials training teaches you how to install, configure and implement a real life deployment of Oracle Access Manager 12c PS3 (12.2.1.3). Work...
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$5,000 USD
Duration
5 days
Course Code
OAM12C-ESS
Available Formats
Classroom, Virtual
Overview
This Oracle Access Management 12c PS3: Administration Essentials training teaches you how to install, configure and implement a real life deployment of Oracle Access Manager 12c PS3 (12.2.1.3). Work with expert Oracle University instructors to install, troubleshoot, diagnose and more.
Learn To:
- Install and configure Oracle Access Manager 12c PS3.
- Configure servers, data sources and agents.
- Set up policy configuration (shared components and application domain).
- Manage sign-on, sign-off and sessions.
- Configure detached credential collector [DCC]
- Set up auditing, logging and troubleshooting for OAM 12c PS3.
- Manage sessions, policy and agents with the REST API.
Benefits to You
By taking this course, you'll develop a deep understanding of key concepts of Access Management that include configuring WebGates and User Stores. You'll walk away with the knowledge and skills to create authentication and authorization policies to protect resources and understand session management and single sign on.
Troubleshoot & Diagnose
Expert Oracle University instructors will also teach you how to troubleshoot, diagnose and monitor the OAM deployment environment. You'll explore the Oracle Fusion Middleware Audit Framework, a centralized audit framework to the OAM and other Fusion Middleware component products.
Course Wrap-Up
Finally, you'll learn how to generate audit reports for OAM deployments. You will also learn about a solution to provide Single Sign-On for hybrid on-premise and cloud environments.
Skills Gained
- Install and configure Oracle Access Manager (OAM 12c)
- Configure servers, data sources, and agents
- Set up policy configuration (shared components and application domain)
- Manage sign-on, sign-off, and sessions
- Explain and set up auditing and logging for OAM 12c
- Troubleshoot OAM 12c
- Learn About Hybrid Cloud and On-Premise Access Management
- Configure and explain WLS, identity assertion, OAM assertion provider, and WLS authenticator
- Configure Detached Credential Collectors
- Configure OAM Reports in BI Publisher
Who Can Benefit
- Administrator
- Developer
- End User
- Implementer
Course Details
Topics
- Overview of Access Manager
- Explain the salient features of Oracle Access Manager
- Explain the functional areas for each of the Oracle Access Management products
- Explain Oracle Access Manager overall architecture
- Explain Oracle Access Manager run-time architecture
- Identify key Oracle Access Manager 12c PS3 features
- Installation and Configuration
- Explain key definitions and terminologies
- Install Oracle Middleware Infrastructure
- Install Oracle Access Management
- Install Oracle HTTP Server
- Configure seeded database schemas by using the Repository Creation Utility
- Configure domain for Oracle Access Manager and Oracle HTTP Server
- Perform post-installation validation checks
- System Configuration: Servers, Datasources and Agents
- Manage Servers using OAM Administration Console and Oracle Web Logic Server Admin Console
- Installing and Configuring Agents
- Installing and Configuring Agents
- Registering Agents - OAM Admin Console, In-Band, Out-of-Band Understanding WLS Agents
- Manage agents using OAM Admin Console
- Extend Webgate with an option to enable Detached Credential Collection (DCC)
- Policy Configuration: Shared Components and Application Domains
- Explain Access Control - Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication Modules and Schemes
- Resource matching and Excluded resources
- Complex LDAP AuthZ and Response Filters, Authorization expressions
- SSO and Session Management
- OAM single sign-on and single logout
- Sessions life cycle, caching and cookies
- Customizing the login and logout pages
- Impersonation
- Errors codes, information and password policy validation errors
- Using Oracle Access Manager With WebLogic Applications
- Protecting WLS applications with OAM
- Identity assertion providers
- OAM authenticator
- Auditing and Logging
- Configure audit settings
- Audited events and recorded data
- Generating audit reports
- Configuring logging settings
- Locating and examining logging output
- Troubleshooting and Management
- Work with Access Tester
- Identifying connectivity issues between agents and servers (impact of load balancers and firewalls)
- Understand OAM specific WLST commands
- Work with Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control
- Server processes and charts
- Using Oracle Access Manager in Hybrid Environments
- Understanding the Hybrid On-Premise and Cloud environment
- Explain how Oracle Access Management can provide Authentication to IDCS
- Explain how Identity Cloud Service is configured for OAM Authentication
- Explain the salient features of Oracle Access Manager
- Explain the functional areas for each of the Oracle Access Management products
- Explain Oracle Access Manager overall architecture
- Explain Oracle Access Manager run-time architecture
- Identify key Oracle Access Manager 12c PS3 features
Installation and Configuration
- Explain key definitions and terminologies
- Install Oracle Middleware Infrastructure
- Install Oracle Access Management
- Install Oracle HTTP Server
- Configure seeded database schemas by using the Repository Creation Utility
- Configure domain for Oracle Access Manager and Oracle HTTP Server
- Perform post-installation validation checks
System Configuration: Servers, Datasources and Agents
- Manage Servers using OAM Administration Console and Oracle Web Logic Server Admin Console
- Installing and Configuring Agents
- Installing and Configuring Agents
- Registering Agents – OAM Admin Console, In-Band, Out-of-Band Understanding WLS Agents
- Manage agents using OAM Admin Console
- Extend Webgate with an option to enable Detached Credential Collection (DCC)
Policy Configuration: Shared Components and Application Domains
- Explain Access Control - Authentication and Authorization
- Authentication Modules and Schemes
- Resource matching and Excluded resources
- Complex LDAP AuthZ and Response Filters, Authorization expressions
SSO and Session Management
- OAM single sign-on and single logout
- Sessions life cycle, caching and cookies
- Customizing the login and logout pages
- Impersonation
- Errors codes, information and password policy validation errors
Using Oracle Access Manager With WebLogic Applications
- Protecting WLS applications with OAM
- Identity assertion providers
- OAM authenticator
Auditing and Logging
- Configure audit settings
- Audited events and recorded data
- Generating audit reports
- Configuring logging settings
- Locating and examining logging output
Troubleshooting and Management
- Work with Access Tester
- Identifying connectivity issues between agents and servers (impact of load balancers and firewalls)
- Understand OAM specific WLST commands
- Work with Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control
- Server processes and charts
Using Oracle Access Manager in Hybrid Environments
- Understanding the Hybrid On-Premise and Cloud environment
- Explain how Oracle Access Management can provide Authentication to IDCS
- Explain how Identity Cloud Service is configured for OAM Authentication
Schedule
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Jul 21, 2025 - Jul 25, 2025 (5 days)
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Oct 13, 2025 - Oct 17, 2025 (5 days)
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