PeopleSoft and sLDAP

Here are the steps to be followed to configure Secure Active Directory Integration through PeopleSoft.

Step1:- Create Wallet manager for Application Server

Step 2: Launch Oracle wallet Manager (owm)

Step 3: Create a New Wallet (Wallet> New)

Step 4: Set the Password for New Wallet.

Step 5: Click No when prompted for requesting certificate. We will import the Root CA at Later point of time.

Step 6: Go to Operations > Import Trusted Certificate to import Root Certificate.

Step 7:- Click OK to select a file. This will ask to select a file

Step 8:- If certificate is not available, you can select option “paste the certificate” (Optional).

Step 9:- Choose the Certificate file, which you want to import. Now, you will see a new entry for your root CA certificate Or Select Paste the certificate option to paste certificate. (Optional)

Step 10:- Save the wallet

Step 11:- You will be prompted for the location to save the wallet, Put it under “/psoft/pt848/hr90/install/wallet”

Step 12:- Now you will see a file called ewallet.p12 file under /psoft/pt848/hr90/install/wallet. You will need this file for the SSL connection in PeopleSoft.

Step 13:- Test the connectivity using secured port with LDAPSEARCH provided by Oracle Client installation. You can find it under $ORACLE_HOME/BIN (eg. /oracle/product/10.2.0/BIN)
ldapsearch -h <> -p 636 -W "file:/psoft/pt848/hr90/install/wallet" -P Welcome1 -U 2 -D "<>" -w "wallet Password" -b "Base entry" "objectclass=*"

Step 14:- Repeat above steps to create wallet on Process Scheduler Server.

Step 15:- Business Interlink Change in Application Designer

Step 16:- Open Business Interlink LDAP_BIND and set Port as 636 under Input Tab

Step: 17 Select the Setting tab and set following parameters
SSL= YES
SSL_DB = file:<> (e.g. file:/psoft/pt848/hr90/install/wallet)
SSL_DBPW = Wallet Password

Step 18 Repeat above steps for Business Interlink LDAP_SEARCH.

Step 19:- Navigate to Enterprise components > Directory Interface > Definition > Directory Configurations. Set the SSL Port to 636.

Step 20:- Click on “Test Connectivity” Tab.