Re: Trust between Orcale in Unix with NT domain

Not in the way that you suggest. However, you might be able to use Kerberos authentication (available in 9i) to do what you want. However, since no database or O/S versions were specified, I can't tell you for sure.

Look on technet.oracle.com for documentation about Oracle Advanced Security. That should tell if it is possible.

                                         Rick

In article <69e9c64b.0204180803.3b7904bd_at_posting.google.com>, sandiyan_at_yahoo.co.uk says...
>
>How do we do this..?
>Currently we have got SQL servers running with NT only authentication
>mode.
>Our application that sits on SQL server talks to Oracle server(under
>Unix). The conection propoerties(e.g. login/password) are stored in
>registy.
>
>In order to avoid storing password in registry, is there a way so that
>only login is stored in registry -i.e. passwords gets authenticated
>via some sort of trust ?
>
>Thanks,
>Sandiyan

                                Rick Wessman
                                Oracle Corporation

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