Support matrix (Oracle Internet Directory)
Use this support matrix as a quick lookup of supported directory features.
Table of Oracle
Internet Directory features that are identified as being supported
or not supported by Content Platform Engine.
| Oracle Internet Directory Features | Supported By Content Platform Engine |
|---|---|
| One-way Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) | Yes |
| Two-way SSL | No |
| Transport Layer Security (TLS) | No |
| Static Groups | Yes |
| Nested Groups | Yes |
| Dynamic Groups | No |
| Supported User type (objectClass) | person,organizationalPerson,inetOrgPerson |
| Supported Static Group types (objectClass) | groupOfUniqueNames, groupOfNames |
| Follow referrals for Search (for User and Group retrieval) | No |
| Support multiple realms | Yes |
| Chaining | No |
| Roles | No |
| Directory aliases | No |
| Restrict to single realm | Yes |
| Configurable user short name attribute | Yes. Because the short name does not contain realm information, short names must be unique across all your configured domains and realms. |
| Configurable user display name attribute | Yes |
| Configurable group short name attribute | Yes. Because the short name does not contain realm information, short names must be unique across all your configured domains and realms. |
| Configurable group display name attribute | Yes |
| Multiple authenticating attributes support | Yes- can authenticate against the same OID server by multiple attributes, such as uid or distinguishedName |
| Use email attribute as shortname | Yes - for user short name Do not use email for group short name |
| Sorting | Yes- Return users/groups in sorted order: either ascending or descending order |
| Paging/Continuation | Yes- Return users/groups page by page. Page continuation happens automatically in the back end |
| Server side sorting | Yes (Required) - Server Side Sorting (SSS) must be enabled. This is because Content Cortex components call on Content Platform Engine to perform searches using a sorted paging mechanism. Note that SSS is normally enabled by default but is sometimes disabled due to concerns with performance. |
| LDAP attributes to read in a group entry when resolving member users and member groups | uniqueMember, member |