Configuring Enterprise User Security for SSL Authentication
To configure Enterprise User Security for SSL authentication, perform the following
tasks:
Task 1: Enable the Enterprise Domain to Accept SSL Authentication
Use Enterprise Security Manager to enable SSL authentication for the
domain
1.
2.
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Database certificate DN (stored in the database wallet)
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Database directory entry DN
–
Database wallet DN (not the certificate)
See
"Viewing the Database DN in the Wallet and in the Directory"
page 12-24. Note that Database Configuration Assistant sets the database
directory entry DN and the database wallet DN to be identical when registering
the database in the directory.
You have enabled SSL for your client-database Oracle Net connections as
described in
"Enabling SSL"
steps when you enabled SSL:
–
Enabled SSL for your database listener on TCPS and provided a
corresponding TNS name.
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Stored your database PKI credentials in the database wallet that Database
Configuration Assistant automatically created during database registration.
You have configured an SSL instance with two-way authentication for Oracle
Internet Directory as described in Oracle Internet Directory Administrator's Guide.
You have prepared your directory by completing the tasks described in
"Preparing the Directory for Enterprise User Security"
You have configured your Enterprise User Security objects in the database and
the directory by completing the tasks described in
Security Objects in the Database and the Directory"
Task 1: Enable the Enterprise Domain to Accept SSL Authentication
Task 2: Set the LDAP_DIRECTORY_ACCESS Initialization Parameter to SSL
Task 3: Connect as an SSL-Authenticated Enterprise User
(OracleDefaultDomain) by using the following steps:
Select the enterprise domain in the navigator pane.
Choose the Databases tabbed window and select Oracle Wallet (SSL) or All
Types from the User Authentication methods listed.
on page 7-15. Ensure you included the following
on
on page 12-5.
"Configuring Enterprise User
on page 12-11.
enterprise
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