Sunday, 12 July 2015

Changing Oracle Identity Manager(11g R2PS2) Administrator Password

 Changing Oracle Identity Manager(11g R2PS2) Administrator Password


If you want to change xelsysadm password in your environment. These are following steps, have to follow.

Step1:
First change xelsysadm password  in Identity Self Service Console.

     1. Login as an admin user(xelsysadm) in Identity Self Service console.
    2. Under my profile click My Information.
    3.   Page is displayed with section changing password.
    4. Under Changing password  specify the value of following field
  
   Old Password: Enter the existing password.
   New Password: Enter the new password.
  Confirm New Password: Re-enter new password.

In case Changing Password section is not in My Information. Then follow the following steps.

1. Login in as admin user in Identity Self Service console.
     2. Click on Users under Administration.
     3. Search xelsysadm user.
     4. Click System Administrator .
     5. Click on Reset password.
     6. Select Manually Change  the Password.

       New Password: Enter the new password.
      Confirm New Password: Re-inter the new password.

     7. Click on Reset password tab.

Note: New password is in compliance with the password policy, then the password is changed. Otherwise, an error message is displayed.

Step 2:

Change Xelsysadm password in EM Console.

1. Under farm_base_domain, click WebLogic Domain.
2. Click your base_domain.
3.  This will open up the base_domain in the main window. On top left hand corner drop down WebLogic Domain, select Security, then select Credentials.
4. This will open up the Credential Store Provider window. Open the Credential called "oracle.wsm.security". Select the entry for OIMAdmin. Use the Edit option to open the editor window. This should pop-up Edit Key. Change the password here.


Note: Restart of the servers are required post changing the password.

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