Oracle Database Administration from Zero to Hero - Using OS Authentication (Part 2 of 2)

This video tutorial explains how to set up OS users for database administration, focusing on Oracle databases. It covers the differences in OS authentication between Windows and Linux platforms, and provides a step-by-step guide to creating OS authenticated users. The tutorial also addresses challenges in multi-tenant environments and highlights security concerns related to OS authentication. The lecture concludes with a summary of key points and best practices.

What are the fundamental OS environment variables required by Oracle databases?

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How does the connection process differ between Windows and Linux platforms for Oracle databases?

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What steps must be taken to allow normal users to use OS authentication to connect to the database?

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What is the significance of the OS AUTHENT PREFIX parameter?

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Describe the procedure for creating OS authenticated normal users in non-CDB databases.

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What challenges arise when creating OS authenticated users in multi-tenant environments?

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Explain the security concerns associated with OS authentication in Oracle databases.

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