Managing Oracle Database 19c Users in Active Directory (Part 1 - Kerberos)

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To integrate with Active Directory we are going to use two database features 

  • Kerberos authentication (Part 1),
  • Centrally Managed Users (Part 2) 
    • (note: Centrally Managed Users is an Enterprise Edition feature)
Kerberos authentication (Part 1)


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