I forgot that you could do that. I never liked remote os authentication (is
it still possible to easily fool a client into thinking you're someone
else?), and I would like it even less if it allowed you to sign on as SYSDBA
without a password. The best security is still having different passwords
for everything, and if there are too many passwords to remember, just write
them down on a post-it note stuck to your monitor.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jared.Still_at_radisys.com [mailto:Jared.Still_at_radisys.com]
>
> You could logon that way if Oracle allowed it.
>
> sqlplus "/@dv03 as sysdba"
>
> two different linux boxes, same OS account name on both boxes.
>
> While the previous will result in an ORA-1997 ( sorry, you
> can't remotely
> logon as SYSDBA ), the following works just fine:
>
> sqlplus /@dv03
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