Configuring PKI Certificate Authentication
You can configure Oracle AI Database to use PKI certificates for end-user authentication.
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How Oracle Database Uses Transport Layer Security for Authentication
Transport Layer Security works with the core Oracle Database features such as encryption and data access controls. -
Enabling Oracle Internet Directory to Use Transport Layer Security Authentication
To enable Oracle Internet Directory (OID) to use Transport Layer Security (TLS), create a wallet and certificates, and modifytnsnames.oraandsqlnet.ora. -
Configuring User Authentication with Transport Layer Security
Both the client and server side can authenticate administrative users with Transport Layer Security (TLS). -
Configuring Transport Layer Security for Client Authentication and Encryption with X.509 Certificates
You must perform this type of configuration on the server first, then the client. -
Configuring Email over Transport Layer Security with an Oracle Wallet
You can use an Oracle wallet, PL/SQL packages, and security access control lists (ACLs) to configure email over a Transport Layer Security (TLS) connection. -
Troubleshooting Transport Layer Security Errors
Oracle provides a utility to help troubleshoot PKI certificate configurations as well as additional guidance below. A utility is available through the support website to review and provide feedback on your PKI certificate authentication client and server configuration.