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October 10, 2017 at 11:27 pm #19091
schaefflerp
ParticipantGreetings and Hello backstage brethren.
We (montclair.edu) are just starting the full stack implementation planning.
Thanks in advance for your (future) help and support.
best / cheers,
–Paul S.October 10, 2017 at 11:29 pm #19092schaefflerp
ParticipantQuestions + Recommendation needed – PostGRES or Oracle as the under- the – hood – db engine – for IDM, AM and DJ/LDAP.
ENV: PRODUCTION
Whats been your experience?
Recommendations ?
thanks
–Paul S.October 11, 2017 at 12:40 am #19093Bill Nelson
ParticipantHi Paul,
It really depends on your architecture and what you are trying to achieve as to whether you select PostGRES or Oracle for OpenIDM (by the way, there are other choices, but you only asked about these options). From what I understand about your environment, either would be fine. So it now comes down to a licensing cost and experience decision. If you want to bypass Oracle licensing, then PostGRES is fine. You then need to look at which DB for which you have experienced DBAs on staff. Ultimately you will need to monitor the DB and tune it from time to time so if you already have experience with one or the other, that needs to be considered in your decision.
Your question really only pertains to OpenIDM as OpenAM uses OpenDJ as its Config Store & CTS Store. For OpenAM User Profiles you could use any LDAPv3 server, Active Directory, or a relational database, but again, from what I understand about your environment, you are probably going to lean towards LDAP or AD.
OpenDJ includes its own embedded database and options include the PDB or JE – selected when you install the product. The PDB was introduced when Oracle was changing its licensing terms on the JE (the Berkley DB, Java Edition) and ForgeRock needed to have another choice (versus paying the licensing fees). But since Oracle changed their mind on the licensing, this is no longer a factor and ForgeRock recommends using the JE; that is what we use in all implementations.
Hope this helps,
bill
BTW, please ask these questions in the appropriate forums – OpenIDM, OpenDJ, OpenAM, etc. As that is where the real gurus of each topic hang out. Me, I just stalk most of the forums from time to time.
October 11, 2017 at 1:38 pm #19100Enrico.gulfi
ParticipantHi everybody,
we are currently testing ForgeRock products as part of citizen e-gov portal.
I posted yesterday a question on OpenDJ REST API but can’t see it in the corresponding forum.
Is publishing immediate or does it go through a “clearing desk”?Best regards, Enrico
October 11, 2017 at 2:19 pm #19101schaefflerp
ParticipantThanks Bill.
I am familiar w/ BerkleyDB – a good choice for embedding into Apps, so a good choice for AM and DS/DJ-LDAP. Need to research further for IDM. As you know – there will be integration and reporting requirements on IDM that would lean decision towards enterprise. PostGRES is already in house but smallish operation profile, we are ok w/ training up DBA’s on more PostGRES support – etc.
Cheers,
–Paul S.October 12, 2017 at 2:27 pm #19114adipaola_iconectiv
ParticipantHi, my name is Tony DiPaola
I work for iconectiv, a Telecomm company in New Jersey, USA.
Forgive my newb-ness, but I will ask my question right away:I set password-history-count (and max-password-age) from the command line:
/vendor/opendj/bin/dsconfig set-password-policy-prop –port 5444 –hostname localhost –bindDN “cn=Directory Manager” –bindPassword <PWD> –policy-name “Default Password Policy” –set password-history-count:10 –trustAll –no-prompt
I want to fetch password-history-count (and max-password-age) in java with OpenDj SDK. How do I do it?
Also, can I SET these parameters with the SDK, and if so, how?Thanks in advance,
Tony DiPaolaOctober 17, 2017 at 3:45 pm #19155pkesar15
ParticipantHello,
I am an Identity and access management consultant and developer, working on Forgerock products for last three years. I primarily work on Access management.
OpenAM, OpenDJ and OpenIG are my in current playground.
Nowadays, I am trying to get a secure OIDC implementation working with OpenAM.
Happy to be part of this forum.
Cheers,
PriyaOctober 23, 2017 at 9:48 am #19233chris-fry-curtin
ParticipantHi, I’m Chris, Security Architect in Western Australia.
Last year we deployed OpenAM and OpenDJ for Single Sign On, and recently an IDM pilot using a publisher/subscriber integration pattern.
Right now we’re working on using OpenAM + IG to manage/enforce authentication and authorisation for Elasticsearch and Kibana.
– Chris
October 25, 2017 at 1:27 pm #19292Anonymous
InactiveHi All,
I have a Linux box having LDAP (ApacheDS) installed. I will install OpenAM for federation services. Corporate LDAP resides in the parent organization. What are the options to establish trust as parent organization is registered in different country. My organization having ApacheDS + OpenAM is installed on Linux box while parent organization has Windows AD.Please advise.
November 30, 2017 at 6:38 am #19761samquinto14
ParticipantHi im sam
November 30, 2017 at 3:48 pm #19827Jamie Bowen
ModeratorHi Enrico, Paul, Tony, Priya, Chris, Pranav & Sam.
Welcome to the forums. @PranvaSharma – try posting in the OpenAM forum, you should get a better response there.
Jamie
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ParticipantHello Everyone!
I’m a solutions architect and my team is trying to achieve Omni-Channel authentication for business needs.
I want to understand more about the Omni-channel authentication supported by Forgerock(OpenAM). Does OpenAM supports Push Authentication / Trusted Device Authentication? Is it supported by Forgerock directly or through any of the Partners? Because we want to do a POC to demonstrate OTP authentication and push authentication through a trusted device. Your advise on this will be much appreciated.
Thanks
AshokFebruary 13, 2018 at 12:07 pm #20874Bill Nelson
ParticipantWelcome @ashok9k,
Q: Does OpenAM supports Push Authentication / Trusted Device Authentication?
A: The answer is yes.
Q: Is it supported by Forgerock directly or through any of the Partners?
A: the technology comes out of the box with OpenAM. It can integrate with 3rd party authenticators or you can use the ForgeRock Authenticator.
Hope this helps,
Bill
February 14, 2018 at 3:30 am #20885ashok9k
Participant@Bill Nelson,
Thanks for your reply. I’m working on the below use case where we are stuck.
Use Case follows below
Scenario : User authentication –> Select profile –> Include the selected profile in OIDC Token –> Present to Target System
We have constructed the user authentication module in OpenAM, however we hanven’t connected to any backend system for profile reference.
From the documentation I understand that for OIDC token, claims can be referenced to datastore defined in the OpenAM but in this case, we have to connect to legacy system to get the profile and include in OIDC token. Do you have any suggestions or solution for this?Thanks
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