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<H1> Network Configuration: Directory Service</H1>

<p>This page appears when Database Upgrade Assistant (DBUA) detects the existence

of a Directory Service. </p>

<h2>Registering the Database</h2>

<p>There are several benefits to registering your database with the Directory

Service. For example, you can take advantage of the Enterprise User Security features

of Oracle Advanced Security. For more information, see <em>Oracle Advanced Security

User's Guide</em>.</p>

<p>For more information about Oracle Internet Directory, see the <em>Oracle Internet

Directory Administrator's Guide</em>.</p>

<p>To register the database with the Directory Service, click <strong>Yes, register

the database</strong> and provide the credentials for the Directory Service

and a password for the Oracle wallet. For more information, see the following

sections of this topic.</p>

<h2>About the Distinguished Name Credentials</h2>

<p>The credentials must be in the form of a distinguished name (DN), which uniquely

identifies a user in the directory. The DN must be in the <code>DBAdmin</code>

group. The following example shows a typical DN:</p>

<code>cn=AmyScott, ou=Marketing, o=example</code>

<h2>About the Wallet Password</h2>

<p>As part of database registration, DBUA creates

an Oracle wallet that enables secure, password-authenticated communication

between the database and Oracle Internet Directory. This provides directory

services for Oracle databases. </p>

<p>An Oracle wallet is an encrypted container used to store and manage security

credentials, such as private keys. Private keys are an essential component of

the industry-standard Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) security model that secures

your database. </p>

<p>When you register the database in the Directory Service, DBUA generates a random password that the database uses to authenticate

its communication with the Directory Service. DBUA

stores this password in the database wallet and in the Directory Service.</p>

<p>The wallet credentials are used to access and manage the contents of the Oracle

wallet. For more information about managing and using wallets with the Oracle

Wallet Manager, see the <em>Oracle Advanced Security Administrator's Guide</em>.</p>

<h3>Entering the Wallet Password</h3>

<p>The password that you enter must comply with the Password Management Policy guidelines,

which are documented in the <em>Oracle Advanced Security Administrator's Guide</em>.

For example, the password that you enter here must be at least eight characters in length

and the characters must be both alphabetic and numeric. </p>

<h2>Related Topics </h2>
<p> <a href="migrationWhat_Is_Oracle_Data_Migration_Assistant.html">Overview of DBUA</a> </p>
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