11. Who can use Oracle OpenSSO Fedlet?
Fedlet is available to OIF 11g customers. OIF 11g customers can also distribute Fedlet to their partner’s organizations.
12. Can Oracle OpenSSO Fedlet be used with 10g version of OIF?
No – Customers who wish to distribute Fedlet to their federation partners need to upgrade to OIF 11g.
13. Can Oracle OpenSSO Fedlet be used with Oracle OpenSSO?
No – Customers who wish to distribute Fedlet to their federation partners need to migrate to OIF 11g.
14. Do Oracle Identity Federation and Fedlet work with homegrown and 3rd-party implementation of SAMLv2?
Yes – OIF and Fedlet can be configured to work with proprietary and 3-rd party SAMLv2 implementations, as long as the implementation is in compliance with SAMLv2 specification and supports the required SAMLv2 features.
15. What is Oracle Virtual Directory?
Oracle Virtual Directory provides a unified identity service to applications by aggregating without consolidation.
This allows applications to be deployed more quickly by enabling customers to re-use existing identity stores.
And by re-using existing identity stores – customers see a greater ROI on existing identity stores as well reduced compliance costs.
Fedlet is available to OIF 11g customers. OIF 11g customers can also distribute Fedlet to their partner’s organizations.
12. Can Oracle OpenSSO Fedlet be used with 10g version of OIF?
No – Customers who wish to distribute Fedlet to their federation partners need to upgrade to OIF 11g.
13. Can Oracle OpenSSO Fedlet be used with Oracle OpenSSO?
No – Customers who wish to distribute Fedlet to their federation partners need to migrate to OIF 11g.
14. Do Oracle Identity Federation and Fedlet work with homegrown and 3rd-party implementation of SAMLv2?
Yes – OIF and Fedlet can be configured to work with proprietary and 3-rd party SAMLv2 implementations, as long as the implementation is in compliance with SAMLv2 specification and supports the required SAMLv2 features.
15. What is Oracle Virtual Directory?
Oracle Virtual Directory provides a unified identity service to applications by aggregating without consolidation.
This allows applications to be deployed more quickly by enabling customers to re-use existing identity stores.
And by re-using existing identity stores – customers see a greater ROI on existing identity stores as well reduced compliance costs.
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