Mengonfigurasi enkripsi untuk koneksi database sumber
Tetap teratur dengan koleksi
Simpan dan kategorikan konten berdasarkan preferensi Anda.
Bagian berikut memberikan langkah-langkah yang perlu Anda lakukan untuk mengonfigurasi enkripsi SSL/TLS
untuk koneksi jaringan sumber.
Mengenkripsi koneksi ke database Oracle yang dihosting sendiri
Bagian berikut berisi detail untuk membantu Anda mengonfigurasi enkripsi SSL/TLS untuk koneksi ke sumber Oracle yang dihosting sendiri.
Menggunakan varian TLS
Untuk menggunakan enkripsi TLS untuk koneksi ke sumber yang dihosting sendiri, lakukan tindakan berikut:
Dapatkan sertifikat SSL/TLS yang ditandatangani oleh Certificate Authority (CA) tepercaya. Lihat kebijakan organisasi Anda untuk memastikan Anda menggunakan saluran yang tepat untuk mendapatkan sertifikat. Pastikan Anda menyimpan sertifikat root CA berenkode PEM x509 yang menandatangani sertifikat server Anda. Anda harus memberikannya untuk profil koneksi sumber di Database Migration Service.
Anda dapat menggunakan sertifikat yang ditandatangani sendiri untuk tujuan ini
(misalnya dibuat dengan
alat command line openssl), tetapi sebaiknya
jangan menggunakannya untuk penggunaan produksi. Sistem keamanan Anda mungkin menandai sertifikat yang ditandatangani sendiri sebagai kerentanan.
Download sertifikat CA root berenkode x509 PEM yang menandatangani sertifikat server Anda. Sertifikat ini disertakan dalam paket sertifikat
yang disediakan oleh AWS. Untuk informasi selengkapnya, lihat
Mendownload paket sertifikat dalam dokumentasi Amazon RDS.
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