SYSTEMS DEVELOPMENT ANALYSIS
APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT PROCESSES
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Create the instance with Identity Cloud Service enabled as the authentication provider, andconfigure two factor authentication in Identity Cloud Service.
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Create the instance with Identity Cloud Service enabled as the authentication provider, andconfigure two-factor authentication in the Java Cloud Service web console.
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Create the instance with Identity Cloud Service enabled as the authentication provider, andconfigure two-factor authentication in the WebLogic Server administration console.
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Create the instance with Identity Cloud Service disabled, and configure two factor authenticationin the WebLogic Server administration console.
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Detailed explanation-1: -You can use two authentication schemes with service accounts, Basic Auth and OAuth. Basic Auth has only two properties, username and password. OAuth has the following properties: Token Endpoint URL: The OAuth Token Provider endpoint where the access token is available.
Detailed explanation-2: -First, to deploy your application, you compress the application in a zip or Gzipped Tar (TGZ) archive file, which includes required configuration information. Then, you use the Oracle Application Container Cloud Service graphical user interface (GUI) or the REST API to deploy your application.
Detailed explanation-3: -Only the user can enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) for their own account. Users can also disable MFA for their own accounts. Members of the Administrators group can disable MFA for other users, but they cannot enable MFA for another user.