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 More options Aug 13 2003, 11:53 am
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From: jmkuruvi...@yahoo.com (jiju)
Date: 13 Aug 2003 08:53:21 -0700
Local: Wed, Aug 13 2003 11:53 am
Subject: Re: Restricting internal access to users.
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I am using Oracle 8.1.7 on Windows 2000 server. Also, I am not using
OS authentication. But I guess like Quarkman said, I shouldn't grant
connect and resource roles to a user. May be I should create another
role with specific privileges and grant that role??

thanks all of you guys for responding.

Daniel Morgan <damor...@exxesolutions.com> wrote in message <news:3F383250.5B6738C8@exxesolutions.com>...
> jiju wrote:

> > hello,

> > How do I restrict internal account access to database users? I created
> > a user called user1 and granted him connect and resource privileges.
> > Now after I connect as user1, I tried 'connect internal' and I get
> > connected to the database as 'SYS' which is dangerous. How can I
> > restrict this such that when user1 tries to 'connect internal' it will
> > prompt for the password. Please help.

> > Thanks in advance.

> > jiju

> Log on as SYS and perform the following:

> DROP ROLE connect;
> DROP ROLE resource;
> DROP ROLE dba;

> That is what Oracle recommends.

> Now create specific roles that relate to what people actually do and
> assign those to your users.


 
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