1. Real Application Clusters Installation Guide
  2. Oracle Real Application Clusters Postinstallation Procedures
  3. Product-Specific Postinstallation Tasks
  4. Configuring Oracle Database Security Settings

Configuring Oracle Database Security Settings

Use Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) commands to change security settings after installation.

To enable or disable the database security configuration after installation, you must use command-line Oracle Database Configuration Assistant (DBCA) options. By design, the DBCA graphical user interface (GUI) does not have the option to enable or disable secure configuration. For example, to enable the security settings after installation, use a command of the following form, where myRACdb1.example.com is the either the name of the local database instance, or the value set for the initialization parameter DB_UNIQUE_NAME: 

dbca –configureDatabase –sourceDB myRACdb1.example.com -SID
–enableSecurityConfiguration true

Parent topic: Product-Specific Postinstallation Tasks