
Default Security Configuration
Managing Security for Backup Networks
6-15
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Unencrypted RMAN backup of a database on client_host.
Oracle Secure Backup does not encrypt the data before transferring it over the
network to media_server. After Oracle Secure Backup writes the data to tape, the
data resides on tape in unencrypted form.
■
Unencrypted RMAN backup of a database on client_host with
encryptdataintransit
set to
yes
.
Oracle Secure Backup encrypts the data before transferring it over the network to
media_server. The encrypted data is decrypted at media_server. After Oracle
Secure Backup writes the data to tape, the data resides on tape in unencrypted
form.
■
Encrypted Oracle Secure Backup backup of the file system on client_host.
Oracle Secure Backup transfers the encrypted backup data over the network to
media_server. Oracle Secure Backup does not apply additional encryption to the
data as it passes over the network. After Oracle Secure Backup writes the data to
tape, the file-system data resides on tape in encrypted form.
■
Unencrypted Oracle Secure Backup of the file system on client_host.
Oracle Secure Backup does not encrypt the data before transferring it over the
network to media_server. After Oracle Secure Backup writes the data to tape, the
data resides on tape in unencrypted form.
■
Unencrypted Oracle Secure Backup of the file system on client_host with
encryptdataintransit
set to
yes
.
Oracle Secure Backup encrypts the data before transferring it over the network to
media_server. The encrypted data is decrypted at media_server. After Oracle
Secure Backup writes the data to tape, the data resides on tape in unencrypted
form.
Default Security Configuration
When you install Oracle Secure Backup on the
administrative server
, the installation
program configures the administrative server as the
Certification Authority (CA)
automatically. By default, security for an
administrative domain
is configured as
follows:
■
Secure Sockets Layer (SSL)
is used for
host authentication
and message integrity.
■
The CA signs and issues the
identity certificate
for each domain host in
automated certificate provisioning mode
.
■
The size of the
public key
and
private key
for every host in the domain is 1024
bits.
■
Host communications within the domain are encrypted by SSL.
When you add hosts to the administrative domain, Oracle Secure Backup creates the
wallet
, keys, and certificates for each host when you create the hosts in
obtool
or the
Oracle Secure Backup
Web tool
. No additional intervention or configuration is
required.
You can also change the default configuration in any of the following ways:
See Also:
Oracle Database Backup and Recovery Advanced User's Guide
to learn about encryption of RMAN backups
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