RE: Kerberos OKINIT , OKLIST, ORA-12699

2003-08-22 Thread Mladen Gogala
With kerberos, you shouldn't do identified externally, you should do
identified globally.
And yes, gooey tools are just for wimps. Real programmers use ed.

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-Original Message-
MacGregor, Ian A.
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 3:14 PM
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I'm trying to get Kerberos authentication to work.  I am not using LDAP at
all.  I just want to authenticate  with Kerberos.

Kerberos itself is working fine. kinit and klist work as expected.  I
had our security admin create a service principle.  Does there have to be
one per machine or one per database?  Does the service principle need to
match the sql*net service name?  When one issues okinit username what is
the format of the username?  No matter what I use okinit does not request a
password and oklist shows no credentials.

After configuring sqlnet.ora.  I am testing now on the database machine
itself any connects which employ that version fail with ora-12699 whether or
not they are identified externally or via the database. 

Being old school, I don't like using aids such as netmgr. Nearly all these
types of tools are awful when they first come out.  But I tried to use them
to setup Kerberos authentication.  I save the network configuration, but
when I go back into the tool nothing appears to be saved.  Is this normal?

Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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RE: Kerberos OKINIT , OKLIST, ORA-12699

2003-08-22 Thread MacGregor, Ian A.
I'm using externally because I am not using a directory service.  

Ian

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Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 12:42 PM
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With kerberos, you shouldn't do identified externally, you should do identified 
globally. And yes, gooey tools are just for wimps. Real programmers use ed.

--
Mladen Gogala
Oracle DBA 



-Original Message-
MacGregor, Ian A.
Sent: Friday, August 22, 2003 3:14 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list ORACLE-L


I'm trying to get Kerberos authentication to work.  I am not using LDAP at all.  I 
just want to authenticate  with Kerberos.

Kerberos itself is working fine. kinit and klist work as expected.  I had our 
security admin create a service principle.  Does there have to be one per machine or 
one per database?  Does the service principle need to match the sql*net service name?  
When one issues okinit username what is the format of the username?  No matter what 
I use okinit does not request a password and oklist shows no credentials.

After configuring sqlnet.ora.  I am testing now on the database machine itself any 
connects which employ that version fail with ora-12699 whether or not they are 
identified externally or via the database. 

Being old school, I don't like using aids such as netmgr. Nearly all these types of 
tools are awful when they first come out.  But I tried to use them to setup Kerberos 
authentication.  I save the network configuration, but when I go back into the tool 
nothing appears to be saved.  Is this normal?

Ian MacGregor
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
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