Re: Oracle Advanced Security

OSS is obsolete, unfortunately.

As to the solution, I would suggest using public-key certificates which would be stored in OID. OID is an LDAP directory so that would solve the LDAP-compliance problem.

If LDAP weren't a concern, I would suggest Kerberos as a possibility.

                                                                 Rick

On 25 Mar 2002 13:39:57 -0800, empete2000_at_yahoo.com (Pete's) wrote:

>Have you checked out OSS(Oracle Security Server). It's free and it's
>suppose to provide Single sign-on and Wallet Managing capability.
>I've only read about it, but, looks like something that would be worth
>while implementing.
>
>HTH,
>Pete's
>
>Note - The opinions I have expressed here are solely my own and not
>that of my employer.
>
>richard.pickering_at_atl.bluecross.ca (Richard Pickering) wrote in message news:<8d56aade.0203251153.a4bf588_at_posting.google.com>...
>> Daniel,
>>
>> Thanks for your response but we have hundreds of application and
>> database users that don't have UNIX level OS accounts - nor will they
>> in the future. Did you have any other ideas? Thanks again.
>>
>>
>> Richard
Received on Mon Mar 25 2002 - 16:14:31 CST