David - I hope you get some good replies. I asked about this awhile back and
there didn't seem to be any sites getting MSAD and Oracle LDAP working. Part
of the problem is that the world's #1 and #2 software companies don't talk
much.
I think your first obstacle is finding out the LDAP information and
format that Oracle is expecting (I think this is an LDIF). One idea would be
to install Oracle LDAP as a test and see if you can export the LDIF and
import it into MSAD. Then the next obstacle is how to keep the information
maintained in MSAD. Of course you will have to change the Oracle client to
point to MSAD, but that seems well documented.
For the Oracle connection information (what is in tnsnames.ora), one
possibility I saw was to configure Oracle cman, which is pretty trivial.
Cman has the capability to import a tnsnames.ora file. It also has the
capability to export an LDIF. So in theory you could import your
tnsnames.ora file into cman and export an LDIF which you could import into
MSAD.
Again, I sincerely somebody that has actually tried this will reply.
Dennis Williams
DBA
Lifetouch, Inc.
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Hi all,
Has anyone heard of or seen any information on using Active Directory for
password rules
and authentication to an ORACLE database. An example would be that Active
Directory
would set up the rules for the password and the time that the password would
be valid and then
pass off to the ORACLE database that password. Any information would help.
Thanks in advance
David
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