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hello
I'd advize you to go through the oracle ee security manual - there are several points to be considered. e.g. starting options of the instance set in init<instance>.ora or spfile. then you can distinguish between
... different types of logins .... ... with or without ssl ... ... with or without OID ....
that's what I know offhand.
Apologies for any typing mistakes I failed to notice.
Markus Reger
Oracle Applications DBA
Webmaster
MBC
University for Music and Performing Art
Vienna
>>> kommacnu_at_yahoo.com 02/16/03 06:13 AM >>>
Hi DBA's
Can somebody clarify the flwng:
DB: 9.x
OS: solaris 2.8
1.
To setup OS authentication we need to grant either
OSDBA or OSOPER to OS account( OS oracle a/c)?
so that we can connect to DB as
sqlplus / as sysdba
and we dont require a password file for this. is this true ? or anything to be added this statement ?
2. If we are not using OS authentication , then we setup a password file (exclusive) and connect to database to do a startup, we issue
sqlplus sys as sysdba
passwd:
My doubt is, whether the above entry (password: verifies the sys password ( if yes, from where it verifies ? )
I connected to DB successfully using
sqlplus sys as sysdba
without giving any password. (it also accepted anything like abc, xyz, 123 etc.,)
I am not clear how this works ?
Can somebody clarify the above.
Thanks in advance,
Srinivas
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