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Oracle Access Manager (OAM) WebGate - Getting Started with Oracle Access Manager (OAM) and WebGate


Oracle Access Manager, or OAM for short, is a system that is used to allow or deny users access to resources. In other words, OAM is the authorization part of AAA (authentication, authorization, accounting).

Webgate establishes communication between HTTP web servers and OAM. Webgate is a collection of files (aka binaries) that are installed on an HTTP web server.

As an example, let's say only certain users should be permitted to access www.example.com. When navigating to www.example.com, users can be presented with a basic authentication form. After the user provides a valid username and password (authentication), the user can either be allowed or denied access to www.example.com (authorization). In this example, the user was denied access (not authorized).

 




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