![]() Go to the OAM Administration Console: http(s)://oam-admin-host:oam-adminport/oamconsole ![]() To configure an Advanced Rule for a Federation Authentication Policy, perform the following steps: Defining an Advanced Rule for a Federation Authentication Policy Those policies should not be modified, except to define Pre and Post Authentication Rules. The name of the Federation Authentication Policy is based on the Authentication Scheme configured in IdP: "LocalAuthnFederation" + Name_of_the_Authentication_Scheme. Out of the box, there are four Federation Authentication Policies existing in the IAM Suite Application Domain that are used by IdP to authenticate a user at runtime:ĭescription of the illustration Application_Domains.jpgĪdditionally, Federation Authentication Policies is created whenever a new IdP is configured to use another Authentication Scheme to challenge users during a Federation SSO operation. To apply Authentication Advanced Rules within an IdP flow, we need to modify those intermediary OAM Authentication Policies managed by the OAM administration modules. When configuring IdP to use a specific OAM Authentication Scheme to challenge users at runtime, an intermediary OAM Authentication Policy is created and bound to the specified OAM Authentication Scheme. Advanced Rules with IdP Federation Authentication Policies To implement some Authorization based on the user’s identity, Token Issuance Policies can be used, as discussed in this article. Note: Post Authentication Rules which are evaluated as Authentication Responses after Authentication are not evaluated in a Federation SSO flow, since IdP flow does not involve any Authentication Responses. The OAM Administrator’s guide lists the various properties that can be used.įor example, the following Pre Authentication Rule could be used to route authentication requests for Smartphones to another OAM Authentication Scheme: User Data if the rule is a Post Authentication Rule Session Data if the rule is a Post Authentication Rule ![]() Request data: This includes the information sent by the user’s browser as well as the protected resource being requested The runtime data that can be evaluated by the OAM Authentication Advanced Rule is based on either the request, session or user data: Post Authentication rules which allows an administrator to define a policy that will be evaluated after the Authentication Scheme was executed, to block access if necessary. Or instruct OAM to use a secondary Authentication Scheme to challenge the user, different than the one listed as the Authentication Scheme in the Authentication Policy ![]() Pre Authentication Rules which allows an administrator to define a policy that evaluates when an OAM authentication operation is being performed, before the user is challenged by the Authentication Scheme. In the 11.1.2.2.0 release of Oracle Access Manager, Advanced Rules for Authentication Policies were introduced: Otherwise if the user is on a mobile, another scheme targeted for mobile platforms is used, which facilitates user interaction by using a mobile login pageįor more information about the Pre Authentication Advanced Rules in OAM, refer to the OAM Administrator’s Guide OAM Authentication Advanced Rules If the user is using a desktop/laptop, then the configured Authentication Scheme is used The OAM Authentication Policy for that scheme is configured to have a Pre-Authentication Advanced Rule that evaluates if the browser is a desktop browser or a mobile browser This article showcases how to use the OAM Authentication Advanced Rule with OAM as an IdP with the following use case:Ī specific scheme is used to challenge all the users Using OAM Pre Authentication Advanced Rules in OAM IdP JavaScript must be enabled to correctly display this content
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