Module 1: Overview of Access Manager

• Explain the salient features of Oracle Access Manager
• Explain the key products that comprise the Oracle Access Management Suite
• 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 11g R2 PS3 new features
• OIF enhancements to the OAM admin console to support SP functionality
• SAML attributes can be configured for OAM policy , SAML attribute can be used by OAAM risk analysis

 Module 2: Installation and Configuration

• Explain key definitions and terminologies
• Describe the prerequisites for installing Oracle Access Manager
• Install Oracle WebLogic Server (WLS)
• Configure seeded database schemas by using the Repository Creation Utility
• Install and configure Oracle Access Manager
• Perform post-installation validation checks
• Perform an uninstallation

 Module 3: System Configuration: Servers, Datasources and Agents

• Manage Servers using OAM Administration Console and Oracle Web Logic Server Admin Console
• Manage data sources – User Identity Store
• Installing and Configuring Agents
• Registering Agents – OAM Admin Console, In-Band, Out-of-Band Understanding WLS Agents
• Manage agents using OAM Admin Console
• Extends 11g Webgate with an option to enable Credential Collection capability (Authentication Gate)
• Separating from server operations, External (Distributed) Credential Collector (Collect in DMZ)

 Module 4: Policy Configuration: Shared Components and Application Domains

• Explain Access Control – Authentication and Authorization
• Detached Credential Collector
• Authentication Modules and SchemesUnderstanding Policy Objects and Policy Model
• Understanding Policy Objects and Policy Model
• Two-factor/Multi-factor authentication
• Resource matching and Excluded resources
• Complex LDAP AuthZ and Response Filters, Authorization expressions
• LDAP search Filter support

 Module 5: SSO and Session Management

• OAM single sign-on and single logout
• Sessions life cycle, caching and cookies
• Configuring single sign-on and single logout
• Customizing the ECC login and logout pages
• Customizing user defined error msgs
• Implementations of custom login pages for DCC
• Impersonation
• Errors codes, information and password policy validation errors

 Module 6: Using Oracle Access Manager With WebLogic Applications

• Protecting WLS applications with OAM
• Identity assertion providers
• OAM authenticator

 Module 7: Auditing and Logging

• Fusion Middleware audit framework
• Audit output options
• Configure audit settings
• Audited events and recorded data
• Generating audit reports
• Configuring logging settings
• Locating and examining logging output
• Locating log files from other servers

 Module 8: 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
• Explain EM FMW Control integration
• Server processes and charts
• Topology viewer
• Farm and domain

 Module 9: Securing Communication between WebGate and OAM Server

• Setting up communication in Simple transport mode
• Outline of Steps to setup Cert mode communication

Oracle Access Manager 11g R2: Administration Essentials Course Prerequisites:

The prerequisites for Oracle Access Manager 11g R2: Administration Essentials Training are:
• Understanding of identity management concepts
• Working knowledge of web technologies, software development, scripting languages, and network architectures
• Working knowledge of the Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Understanding of the Oracle Access Manager features and architecture
• Fundamental knowledge of Microsoft Windows or Linux operating systems
• Knowledge of web server installation and configuration
• Ability to navigate the Oracle Access Manager consoles