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Preface

Audience

Organization

Related Documentation

Conventions

Documentation Accessibility

What's New in Network, Directory, and Security Features for Oracle9i

Oracle Public Key Infrastructure

Active Directory Integration

Oracle Wallets

Using Oracle9i on Windows 2000

Desupported and Deprecated Features

1 Authenticating Database Users with Windows

Windows Native Authentication Overview

Windows Authentication Protocols

User Authentication and Role Authorization Methods

Authentication and Authorization Methods To Use

Oracle9i Integration with Active Directory

Automatically Enabling Operating System Authentication During Installation

2 Administering External Users and Roles

How to Administer External Users and Roles

Using Oracle Administration Assistant for Windows NT

Adding a Computer and Saving Your Configuration

Granting Administrator and Operator Privileges for All Databases on a Computer

Connecting to a Database

Viewing Database Authentication Parameter Settings

Creating a Nonprivileged Database User (External User)

Creating a Local Database Role

Creating an External Role

Granting Administrator and Operator Privileges for a Single Database

Manually Administering External Users and Roles

Creating a Nonprivileged Database User (External User)

Granting Administrator and Operator Privileges for Databases

Creating an External Role

3 Administering Enterprise Users and Roles

Enterprise User Authentication

Enterprise Role Authorization

4 Using Oracle9i Directory Server Features with Active Directory

LDAP and Active Directory Overview

LDAP and a Directory Server

Oracle Internet Directory

Active Directory

Oracle9i Directory Server Features

Directory Naming

Enterprise User Security

Integration with Active Directory

Automatic Discovery of Directory Servers

Integration with Microsoft Tools

User Interface Extensions for Oracle Net Directory Naming

Enhancement of Directory Object Type Descriptions

Integration with Windows Login Credentials

Oracle Directory Objects in Active Directory

Requirements for Using Oracle9i with Active Directory

Oracle Schema Creation Requirements

Oracle Context Creation Requirements

Directory Naming Requirements

Enterprise User Security Requirements

Oracle9i Installation and Configuration with Active Directory

Installation Tasks

Post-Installation Configuration Tasks

Testing Connectivity

Testing Connectivity from Client Computers

Testing Connectivity from Microsoft Tools

Accessing Connectivity Tools

Access Control List Management for Oracle Directory Objects

Accessing the Security Groups

Adding or Removing Users

Changing User Permissions

Creating Enterprise Domains

5 Storing Oracle Wallets in the Windows Registry

Storing Private Keys and Trustpoints

Storing the User's Profile

Storing Oracle Wallets in the Windows Registry

Oracle Wallet Manager

Oracle Enterprise Login Assistant

Wallet Resource Locator

6 Windows 2000 PKI Integration

Oracle Public Key Infrastructure

Windows Public Key Infrastructure

Microsoft Certificate Stores

Microsoft Certificate Services

Wallet Resource Locator

A Oracle Net Services Configuration

Understanding Oracle Net Services Registry Parameter and Subkeys

Oracle Net Service Subkeys

Listener Requirements

Understanding Optional Configuration Parameters

LOCAL

TNS_ADMIN

USE_SHARED_SOCKET

Advanced Network Configuration

Configuring Authentication Method

Configuring Security for Named Pipes Protocol

Named Pipes Protocol for Windows 95

TCP/IP Support for Windows 95

Glossary

Index