Before I move forward I thought I would ask if there are any issues
with intigrating Oracle 9.2 with Active Directory? Any good white
papers out there?

David Knollhoff

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel

DavidK wrote:
Depends on what you would like to integrate.
Reading your question, and interpreting it as
"Can I integrate V9.2.x of the database with AD?", the
answer is a plain "No".

However, when you do mean "version 9.2 iAS" the answer
is yes. But I know of no such version.

Throwing all security Oracle permits overboard, and
switching to so-called 'OPS$-accounts' lets you
"integrate" RDBMS logons with AD. I would
not call this integration.

Be more specific.

--

Regards,
Frank van Bortel