Adding Database Connector for Oracle

  1. On the home page of the console, click Hosts.

  2. In the left pane, click Database Connectors.

    The Database Connectors page displays all the agents that have dbaudit package installed with the list of connectors.

  3. Click Add on the bar for the required agent.

    If you have already added a connector, you can modify it as required by clicking the required connector field.

  4. Specify the following:

    • Type: Select Oracle from the drop-down menu.

    • DB Proxy Port: Specify the port on which the Privileged Account Manager accepts the connection from database clients to connect to a specific database server. Privileged Account Manager maps this port number to a specific database that has a specific DB address and DB Port.

    • DB Server Address: Specify the IP address or host name of the Oracle database.

    • DB Server Port: Specify the port number of the Oracle database.

    • Connection Protocol: Select TCP for non-SSL connection or TCPS for an SSL connection.

    • DB SSL Version: Specify the SSL version used on the Oracle database server.

    NOTE:

    • To use SSL, import the Privileged Account Manager certificate to the database client’s wallet.

    • If you are using Oracle 11.x or earlier versions of Oracle for an SSL connection, Privileged Account Manager supports only the TLS1V0 SSL version.

    • If you are using Oracle 12.x, Privileged Account Manager supports the TLS1V0, TLS1V1 and TLS1V2 versions.

  5. Click Save.

    When you save the configuration, the agents containing the dbaudit package restarts.