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Oracle Internet directory (OID) is a directory service produced by Oracle Corporation and compatible with LDAP version 3. OID makes the following features available:

Integration with Oracle 8i and 9i databases for simpler use and administration
A scalable, multi-platform listing structure for reliable and safe intranet integration
Synchronization of OID-based listings (also with distributed applications)
Integration of existing public key certificates, e- Wallets and entrance privileges
Administration tools, including routing policies , system management objects, and technical support regarding the quality of the services

External links

Oracle OID product page

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