12ESS_SecuringAccessToTheApplication

8/6/2019 12ESS_SecuringAccessToTheApplication

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Siebel 8.0 Essentials

Securing Access to the Application 12.1

Time: Lecture: minutes; Labs: minutes

Intent:

Flow: < Describe at a high level the overall flow of the module>.

Key Terms:


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Each objective and why you need to know should be stated aloud.


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Trust Token Similar to an authentication certificate, a trust token is

a software object confirming the identity of the sender.

The trust token may contain additional information

such as user identity or database login to be passed to

the server.


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Authentication

Service

An authentication service is a store of credentials

(typically user IDs and passwords) plus a mechanism to

compare user provided credentials against the stored

credentials.


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Password

Hashing

A hash function is an operation that generates a unique

output value for each input, typically of a f ixed length. This

differs from encryption because the hash may lose

information and is not reversible.


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Default Login The default database login for directory server

authentication is LDAPUSER.


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Review Question:

Answer:


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Labs and Troubleshooting:

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