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emdproduction_at_hotmail.com wrote:
> Group,
>
> I just installed Oracle 10.0.2 on my linux box and enabled the EM
> console. I really like it. ( I am not using Grid control).
>
> But it seems to me that any body who has a IE can access the database
> if the password is compromised. That is a serious security hole, is
> it?
I don't think so. Anyone with Oracle client installed on their workstation can access the database too, provided that they know a valid userid and password. Make sure your passwords are strong enough to withstand simple decryption techniques and you'll be fine.
> Can I somehow restrict, say, only certain IP address can access the db
> control?
>
> Could somebody point me to an document ?
Look in http://tahiti.oracle.com for a document called Net Services Reference. In that doc, you will find the parameters for your sqlnet.ora configuration file. The parameter you are looking for is called SQLNET.INVITED_NODES. This lets you define the IP addresses of those that are allowed to connect to your database server.
HTH,
Brian
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