{"id":10586,"date":"2017-10-27T17:50:15","date_gmt":"2017-10-27T15:50:15","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/configuring-fusion-middleware-12c-reports-server-with-single-sign-on-and-external-ldap-server\/"},"modified":"2024-09-11T08:51:04","modified_gmt":"2024-09-11T06:51:04","slug":"configuring-fusion-middleware-12c-reports-server-with-single-sign-on-and-external-ldap-server","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.dbi-services.com\/blog\/configuring-fusion-middleware-12c-reports-server-with-single-sign-on-and-external-ldap-server\/","title":{"rendered":"Configuring Fusion Middleware 12C Reports Server with Single Sign On and External LDAP server"},"content":{"rendered":"

Most of the time when the Reports Server is configured with an Single Sign On Server, it uses the same external LDAP server as the Single Sign On Server.
\nIn our case, we used an Oracle Access Manager as Single Sign On and an Oracle Internet Directory as LDAP server.
\nOf course the Fusion Middleware needs to be configured with the external LDAP server. This means an Oracle Internet Directory authenticator provider declared in the WebLogic Domain.
\nAnd an OAM Identity Assert for the Single Sign On part. But this is part to the normal Fusion Middleware configuration with SSO and external LDAP.<\/p>\n

With this configuration in place, once the Reports Server is configured to use the SSO, the following error raises:<\/p>\n

REP-56071: User does not exist in Id Store<\/strong><\/p>\n

This is due because Reports Server is not using the default Fusion Middleware Policy Store(jps-config.xml) but the Java Policy Store(jps-config-jse.xml). Checking this file, we can see that the Identity Store is configured to file and not to External LDAP server.<\/p>\n

The following of this blog provides the configuration to put in place for the reports Server to take the external LDAP Server as Identity Store.<\/p>\n

1.<\/strong> Configure Report Server in SSO mode<\/strong><\/p>\n

cd $DOMAIN_HOME\n \nvi  .\/config\/fmwconfig\/servers\/WLS_REPORTS\/applications\/reports_12.2.1\/configuration\/rwservlet.properties\n<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<rwservlet  xmlns_xsd=\"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2001\/XMLSchema\">\n   <server>rep_wls_reports_dev12cvm<\/server>\n   <singlesignon>no<\/singlesignon>\n   <inprocess>yes<\/inprocess>\n   <webcommandaccess>L2<\/webcommandaccess>\n<\/rwservlet>\n<\/pre>\n
Change singlesignon value to yes<\/pre>\n
<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n<rwservlet  xmlns_xsd=\"http:\/\/www.w3.org\/2001\/XMLSchema\">\n   <server>rep_wls_reports_dev12cvm<\/server>\n   <singlesignon>yes<\/singlesignon>\n   <inprocess>yes<\/inprocess>\n   <webcommandaccess>L2<\/webcommandaccess>\n<\/rwservlet><\/pre>\n
2. Configure the identity store for Report Server<\/strong><\/p>\n
Edit jps-config-jse.xml locate in the $DOMAIN_HOME\/config\/fmwconfig and add an additional service instance for the identity store<\/p>\n
<serviceInstance name=\"idstore.ldap\" provider=\"idstore.ldap.provider\">\n        <property name=\"idstore.type\" value=\"OID\"\/>\n        <property name=\"security.principal.alias\" value=\"OidCredMap\"\/>\n        <property name=\"security.principal.key\" value=\"OidCredKey\"\/>\n        <property name=\"ldap.url\" value=\"ldap:\/\/vm01.dbi-workshop.com:3060\"\/>\n        <property name=\"max.search.filter.length\" value=\"500\"\/>\n        <property name=\"username.attr\" value=\"uid\"\/>\n        <extendedProperty>\n          <name>user.search.bases<\/name>\n          <values>\n            <value>cn=users,dc=delemont,dc=dbi-services,dc=com<\/value>\n          <\/values>\n        <\/extendedProperty>\n        <extendedProperty>\n          <name>group.search.bases<\/name>\n          <values>\n            <value>cn=groups,dc=delemont,dc=dbi-services,dc=com<\/value>\n           <\/values>\n        <\/extendedProperty>\n      <\/serviceInstance><\/pre>\n
It must be between and and keep the other service instances<\/pre>\n
At the bottom of the same file, change the default jpsContext to use the idstore.ldap<\/pre>\n
Change:<\/pre>\n
   <jpsContexts default=\"default\">\n      <jpsContext name=\"default\">\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"credstore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"keystore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"policystore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"audit.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"trust\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"pdp.service\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"attribute\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"idstore.xml\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"idstore.loginmodule\"\/>\n      <\/jpsContext><\/pre>\n
to:<\/p>\n
  <jpsContexts default=\"default\">\n      <jpsContext name=\"default\">\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"credstore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"keystore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"policystore.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"audit.db\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"trust\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"pdp.service\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"attribute\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"idstore.ldap\"\/>\n         <serviceInstanceRef ref=\"idstore.loginmodule\"\/>\n      <\/jpsContext><\/pre>\n
Save and quit<\/p>\n
We need to create a Credential Map for this LDAP connection. Browse to the Enterprise Manager and sign in as weblogic user.<\/p>\n
http:\/\/vm01.dbi-workshop.com:7003\/em
\n\"EM1\"<\/a>
\nMove to the Security -> credentials<\/p>\n
\"EM2\"<\/a><\/p>\n
\"EM3\"<\/a>
\nClick on Create Map and name the new credential map: OidCredMap<\/p>\n
\"EM4\"<\/a>
\nClick OK<\/p>\n
\"EM5\"<\/a>
\nSelect the credential map OidCredMap and click create key button<\/p>\n
\"EM6\"<\/a><\/p>\n
Key: OidCredKey
\nType: Password
\nUserName: cn=orcladmin
\nPassword: *****************
\nConfirm Password:*****************
\nClick OK<\/p>\n
3. Stop and Start the full Reports WebLogic Domain<\/strong><\/p>\n
4. Configure the Report Server Security for Jobs<\/strong><\/p>\n
a.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Browse to the Enterprise Manager and sign in as weblogic user<\/p>\n
http:\/\/vm01.dbi-workshop.com:7003\/em<\/p>\n
b.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Navigate to the EM MBean browser Weblogic Domain > System MBean Browser
\nc.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Navigate to reports server mbean
\nFolder: Application Defined MBeans
\n–> Folder:oracle.reportsApp.config
\n–> Server:<managedServername>,Application=reports, type=ReportsApp, name=rwserver, ReportsApp.Job
\nd.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0Click child mbean: rwEngrwJaznSec
\ne.\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0For property securityId enter value as follows:<\/p>\n
rwJaznSec – for OPSS based security<\/p>\n
\"EM8\"<\/a><\/p>\n
5. Configure the Report Server Roles<\/strong><\/p>\n
Browse to the Enterprise Manager and sign in as weblogic user<\/p>\n
http:\/\/vm01.dbi-workshop.com:7003\/em<\/p>\n
\"EM9\"
\n<\/a>From the drop down menu, select the Security -> Application roles. The following displays<\/p>\n
\"EM10\"<\/a>
\nSet Application Stripe on Reports and click the search arrow<\/p>\n
\"EM11\"<\/a><\/p>\n
Select each role you want to add members to and click edit. In the next wizard, search for the user or group or role and click add.<\/p>\n
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