Table 9. Encrypted Parameters
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How to Reencrypt the Parameter |
ApplicationPassword |
This parameter is defined for named subsystems of type InfraSecAdpt_LDAP [the default names are LDAPSecAdpt and ADSISecAdpt]. This parameter is set if LDAP or ADSI security adapter authentication is used. |
Siebel Web Clients can use the Server Manager command. Siebel Mobile Web Clients or Developer Web Clients must edit the appropriate application configuration file. |
CRC CustomSecAdpt_CRC |
These parameter are defined for named subsystems of type InfraSecAdpt_DB, InfraSecAdpt_LDAP, or InfraSecAdpt_Custom. These parameters specify the checksum validation value for the security adapter DLL file and are set for LDAP, ADSI, database, and custom security adapters. For further information on checksum validation, see Configuring Checksum Validation. CAUTION: Do not reset or change the value of the DBSecAdpt_CRC parameter. Changing the value of the CRC parameter for the database security adapter can disrupt the correct functioning of your Siebel application.
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Siebel Web Clients can use the Server Manager command. Siebel Mobile Web Clients or Developer Web Clients must edit the appropriate application configuration file. |
ClientDBAPwd |
This parameter is specified for the Database Extract server component. |
Use the Server Manager command. |
DSPassword |
This parameter is defined for named subsystems of type InfraDataSource (it can be set for the ServerDataSrc named subsystem, or another data source). It is specified for database security adapter authentication. |
Siebel Web Clients can use the Server Manager command. Siebel Mobile Web Clients or Developer Web Clients must edit the appropriate application configuration file. |
DSPrivUserPass PrivUserPass |
These parameters are specified for the Generate Triggers Siebel Server component. |
Use the Server Manager command. |
DbaPwd NewDbaPwd |
These parameters are specified for the Generate New Database Siebel Server component used with Siebel Remote. |
Use the Server Manager command. For information on changing these parameters, see Siebel Remote and Replication Manager Administration Guide. |
ExtDBPassword |
This parameter provides credentials for the database specified in the external database subsystem. |
Use the Server Manager command. |
KeyFilePassword |
The key file stores the encryption keys that encrypt and decrypt data. The file is encrypted with the key file password. |
Using the Key Database Manager utility. For further information, see Changing the Key File Password. This parameter is also changed in the eapps.cfg file. |
MailPassword |
This parameter is set for the email account that Siebel Email Response uses to connect to the SMTP/POP3 or SMTP/IMAP email servers. |
Use the Server Manager command. For information on this parameter, see the topics on assigning parameter overrides for a communications profile in Siebel Email Administration Guide. |
Password |
This parameter, set at the Siebel Enterprise level, is the password for the system user (for example, SIEBADMIN) specified by the Username parameter. It is recommended that you do not change the value for this parameter when you reencrypt it. |
Use the Server Manager command. |
TableOwnPass |
This parameter specifies the password for the Database Table Owner (DBO) account, which is used to modify the Siebel database tables. |
Siebel Web Clients can use the Server Manager command. Siebel Developer Web Clients must edit the appropriate application configuration file. Change the parameter in the Siebel database. See Changing the Table Owner Password for instructions. |
TrustToken CustomSecAdpt_TrustToken |
These parameters apply in a Web SSO environment only, and are defined for named subsystems of type InfraSecAdpt_LDAP and InfraSecAdpt_Custom. These parameters are also specified for the SWSE; the setting must be the same on both the SWSE and the security adapter. |
Siebel Web Clients can use the Server Manager command. Siebel Mobile Web Clients or Developer Web Clients must edit the appropriate application configuration file. Edit the eapps.cfg file for SWSE. |