Hi If you are not using some kind of load balancer then you can use a tool like elasticsearch, logstash, filebeat and kibana to collect logs and do a bit text mining. In obiee the RemoteIP: 172.16.4.56 of the user is stamped in the sawlog You could mine this file and much more from your app logs. regards Emmanuel

Hi I think that is very possible. You can set it up using the ebs cookies as explained below and then other authentication providers as sufficient. see link: https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E28280_01/bi.1111/e16364/ebs_actions.htm#BIEIT1322 Regards Emmanuel

Hi I don't know if this is still something you are still looking for but what I have done in the past is because of the portability of applications in a linux or unix environment,I : * Copied the entire directory of the application to another machine similar os (shutdown first) * Made changes to the machine name in…

Its a bit difficult to understand what you are trying to achieve but if you are saying you need the user that come with the DefaultAuthenticator to be inactive you can set this on your Authentication Providers. Otherwise you can just reorder them according to where your users are coming from as per your preference. i.e put…

Try to go through this documentation. This is what helped me: OBIEE web services part 1 – trigger iBots | CIBER Knowledge OBIEE web services part 2 – writing default selection values | CIBER Knowledge

There are quite a number of ways to achieve this. One is to make use presentation variables like already suggested above or you can the default selection in your new prompt window. You can choose the SQL Results option and write a sql statement using the TIMESTAMPADD feature i.e First get current_date then go back six…