To securely access the Oracle database, you must configure
each server in installation, which has access to the database. These
servers are the domain server, primary storage server, secondary storage
server, and synchronization server.
Important: In the following configuration, SSL
certificates and Oracle Wallet are not allowed. Also, the configuration
is enabled only for communication from the database server to a client.
Complete the following steps for the domain server, primary storage
server, secondary storage server, and synchronization server.
- Stop the TADDM server.
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Configure your Oracle instance to work in the secure mode. For the detailed instructions, see
the Configuring Network Data Encryption.
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If the database access data that you provided during the installation is invalid, correct it in
the collation.properties file. Modify the following properties:
com.collation.db.url - a JDBC URL for the primary database.com.collation.db.user- a user name that is used to access the primary
database.com.collation.db.password - a password that is used to access the primary
database.com.collation.db.archive.url - a JDBC URL for the archive database. It is
usually the same as for the primary database.com.collation.db.archive.user - a user name that is used to access the archive
database.com.collation.db.archive.password - a password that is used to access the
archive database.
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Start the TADDM server.