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SSL Combined with Other Authentication Methods

SSL Combined with Other Authentication Methods
You can configure Oracle Advanced Security to use SSL concurrently with database
usernames and passwords, RADIUS, and Kerberos, which are discussed in the
following sections:

Architecture: Oracle Advanced Security and SSL

Figure 1–5
implementation architecture, shows that Oracle Advanced Security operates at the
session layer
of functionality lets you employ SSL concurrently with other supported protocols.

How SSL Works with Other Authentication Methods

Figure 7–1
another authentication method supported by Oracle Advanced Security. In this
example, SSL is used to establish the initial handshake (server authentication), and
an alternative authentication method is used to authenticate the client.
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Architecture: Oracle Advanced Security and SSL
How SSL Works with Other Authentication Methods
Appendix A, "Data Encryption and Integrity
See Also:
Parameters" for information about how to configure SSL with other
supported authentication methods, including an example of a
sqlnet.ora file with multiple authentication methods specified.
on page 1-15, which displays the Oracle Advanced Security
on top of SSL and uses TCP/IP at the
Oracle Net Services Administrator's Guide, for
See Also:
information about stack communications in an Oracle networking
environment
illustrates a configuration in which SSL is used in combination with
transport layer. This separation