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Credentials

Setting Named Credentials

In Enterprise Manager, as part of the target type definition, you can define the types of

credentials specific to the plug-in target type. Examples could be the user name and

password required by the plug-in to connect to a target instance to collect metric data,

or to invoke a specific Enterprise Manager job.

A named credential is a users' authentication information on a system. A named

credential can be a user name/password, a public key-private key pair, or an X509v3

certificate. An Enterprise Manager administrator can store these credentials as named

entities in Enterprise Manager to use when performing operations like running jobs,

patching, and other system management tasks. For example, you can store the user

name and password that you want to use for patching as MyPatchingCreds. You can

then later submit a patching job that uses MyPatchingCreds to patch the production

databases. Named credentials ensure an additional layer of security passwords because

an operator would use the selected named credential, which is saved and stored by an

administrator, and not know the actual user name and password associated with it.

To define Named Credentials, navigate to: Setup menu > Security > Named Credentials.

For details on Named Credentials, see the Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Control

Administrator's Guide.

For the Oracle Application Management Pack for Oracle E-Business Suite, you must

create named credentials for the Oracle E-Business Suite or Oracle E-Business Suite

Node based on the management activity you are performing. Create all of the named

credentials listed below if you plan on using all of the features of the management pack:

• A credential to access the Oracle E-Business Suite (applications login)

• Credentials to access the Oracle E-Business Suite Database

• A credential to monitor the Oracle E-Business Suite Database

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