I am trying to install oracle database 19c client in the windows server 2016. However I am encountered with the following error
CFGFWK-64254: Error occurred in "OPSS Processing" phase execution
Oracle database 19c client installation might failed because of the operating system's password policy. The provided password for the "oracle" user does not comply the password policy of the Operating System. Please provide a password for the "oracle" user that meets the password policy requirements as per your operating system.
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I have a win10 Pro 64-bit OS.
I've installed Oracle SQL Developer v20.2.0.175
I created a PDB named PTU and added a DBA user named jsweeney with a mixed case password. I am able to connect to the database with that user in SQL Developer.
I set up a 64-bit ODBC connection using localhost:1521/PTU for the TNS Service Name. When I test the connection, I get the following error:
Unable to connect
SQLState=28000
[Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-01017: invalid username/password; login denied.
I've tried:
all upper case for both username and password
all lower case for both
lower case for username and upper for password
lower case for username and mixed case for password
Any suggestions will a be greatly appreciated.
I'm trying to create a new database after installing Oracle Database 18c.
when I get to the second page, I always get an error of [DB T-10304] Oracle home user password is not correct.
I get this no matter what I put in there.
Any suggestions? thanks
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I ran into similar issue with 12c on Windows Server 2016. Because the Oracle Home user is a local account, review the local security policy and verify that it is not blocking "Local account" from accessing the computer over the network.
I have installed oracle 12c and weblogic server installed.
I have configured web logic server and it is up and running.
Next step is to configure Repository Creation utility and to proceed with Forms configuration.
I opted "Prepare Scripts for system Load" because we do not have sysdba permission users.
How to configure RCU without knowing the username and password?
Note:I have the host and service details.
Refer the screenshots.
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Thanks
Sudha
You can't. Username and password are obligatory.
Default username is SYS; if you use it, role must be SYSDBA. Other usernames would use NORMAL role.
If you don't know those credentials, ask your DBA; they know everything about it.
I have an application which has been successfully logging into our database for years without issue.
The password hasn't changed and i can manually login.
I enabled the audit trail in the database and can see the failed login attempt and return code of 1017 indicating invalid username and password combination.
The password being entered in the application is correct but is still being rejected by the database. I confirmed the user and pass combination by logging in with SQL Developer.
Is there any way for the audit trail to show the password being received so that i can find out how the password is being altered between the app and the db.
Are there any other causes to 1017 than an invalid user/pass?
No, the audit trail does not show the passwords of failed log in attempts. Using the audit trail you can determine things such as the machine name and OS user that is attempting to log in, but it will not capture the password that was used.
Since this application has been logging into the database for years, I am guessing that the database itself has been updated a number of times, correct? If so, is it possible that you are running into password case sensitivity issues as a result of an older client being used on the application side? If the application is connecting from a machine using an older client, you may want to check out this question: ORA-01017 Invalid Username/Password when connecting to 11g database from 9i client
To test this hypothesis, you could try logging in from the application side by using quotes to pass the credentials. From the question above:
oracle9i defaults to uppercase as it didn't cater for case
sensitivity. instead of changing the database to insensitive, you can
connect by pasting your password in double quotes eg `sqlplus
youruser/"Password"#db to pass mixed case.
If that is not the case, and you want to determine what password is being passed from the application to rule out that avenue, you could use a tool like Wireshark to listen to the traffic and see if you can sniff out what credentials they're using, assuming they aren't using an encrypted connection. Please only explore this if you have complete control over the network or the permission from the appropriate powers that be, as it could be illegal or against your organizations policy to use a tool like Wireshark without permission.
recently I had to change my computer name and now I am getting this error whenever I try to connect to my local oracle 11g express edition database via OracelSQL Developer.
I have already changed my listener and
tnsnames(D:\oraclexe\app\oracle\product\11.2.0\server\network\ADMIN) to reflect the my
computer's new name but I am still getting this error.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thank you
You must be using operating system authentication OPS$ prefixed username. Connect with sys or system and fix your DB user account. Search for OPS$ user in Oracle documentation for more details.