ISQL*Plus :- SYSDBA requires WebDBA role and HTTP Authentication? How to?

Hi...
When i try to logon using to iSQL* Plus (Oracle 10g version) with SYSDBA privileges in browser it repeatedly asks for username and password?
What username and password should i give here? or is there any default username and password exists? or how could i create one?
Thanks ,
Avi

Read Frank's article http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2012/12-jan/o12adf-1364748.html
Then you have to check if the user use use to login are defined in the stand alone server. If you server is running in production mode there is no automatic user or role migration. You have to to this by yourself.
Once you have check that the users are present, you have to check if the enterprise roles are mapped to the corresponding application roles.
Timo

Similar Messages

Lync mobility and HTTP authentication test failed. Is reverse proxy required?

I currently have the following setup.
1 x 2013 edge server lync1.local.com
has 3 dmz ips for external names
has 1 internal ip
2 x 2013 std front end servers lync2 & lync3.local.com
Ive read that in 2013 the mobility service is installed automatically on the front end servers and i do see it running on both.
All my clients can connect from the windows and mac clients(internally and externally) but not from phone or windows app store client (internally or externally)
running the exchangeconnectivity test on the website i get the following error
Testing HTTP authentication methods for URL https://lyncdiscover.external.com/Autodiscover/AutodiscoverService.svc/root/user.
HTTP authentication test failed.
Additional Details
A Web exception occurred because an HTTP 404 - NotFound response was received from Unknown.
HTTP Response Headers:
X-MS-Server-Fqdn: lync1.local.com
Connection: close
Content-Length: 64
Content-Type: text/plain
Server: RTC/5.0
Elapsed Time: 427 ms.
After some reading I notice that many people refer to a reverse proxy when dealing with mobility.
I do not have a reverse proxy server installed. Is this required for the mobility to work correctly? I cant just use the edge server?
Thanks in advance for any help.

Take a look at Georg Thomas' blog: http://www.lynced.com.au/2014/04/configure-citrix-netscaler-vpx-as.html also the Citrix official documentation: http://www.citrix.com/global-partners/microsoft/netscaler.html
Please mark posts as answers/helpful if it answers your question.
Blog
Lync Validator - Used to assist in the validation and documentation of Lync Server 2013.

WiFi AutoLogin and HTTP Authentication

Since iPhoneOs 3.0 i can't login to WiFi Networks which do logins via HTTP-Authentication to let my iPhone 3G into the network.
Even i can't switch off the Auto-Login function. And if i cancel the AutoLogin procedure my WiFi connection gets lost.
Hope someone could help me!:)

What about something like <cffileupload url="uploadPage?username=bkbk&password=1234">

ISQL Plus

I have recently installed oracle 10g and it works great. When I go to use my iSQL Plus, it dosent let me. I sign in as the SYSDBA. Next I connect as SYSDBA and it says "Requires WebDBA role and HTTP authentication". This dosen't work. Next I sign in as normal and get the message "ERROR: ORA-28009: connection as SYS should be as SYSDBA or SYSOPER" ?????? I cant figure it out. please help.

use my iSQL Plus, it dosent let meUsing web isqlplus client in a browser? Or a sqlplus client connection?
ORA-28009 error is from trying to connect with the SYS login but without using AS SYSDBA privilege, in 10g and higher the database does not allow sys connections without using SYSDBA. Try the SYSTEM database user login, or create a database login with the resource role for a schema:
$ sqlplus /nolog
connect system
... Password ... Connected. ...
create user <username>;
grant resource, create session to <username>;
connect <username>
... Password ... Connected. ...
create table mytab ( <col> <type>, ... );

ISQL*PLUS dynamic reports - how to pass connect string in the URL

When we run dynamic reports thru ISQL*PLUS, does anyone know how
to pass the connect string info in the URL
The following is the code from ISQL*PLUS users guide but it
dosen't show how to pass the connect string
when I tried to pass hr/your_secret_password@dbserver for userid
I got an error msg
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
<HTML>
<HEAD>
<TITLE>iSQL*Plus Dynamic Report</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<H1>iSQL*Plus Report</H1>
<H2>Query by Employee ID</H2>
<FORM METHOD=get ACTION="http://host.domain/isqlplus">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="userid"
VALUE="hr/your_secret_password">
<INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="script"
VALUE="http://host.domain/employee_id.sql">
Enter employee identification number: <INPUT TYPE="text"
NAME="eid" SIZE="10">
<INPUT TYPE="submit" VALUE="Run Report">
</FORM>
</BODY>
</HTML>
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Thanks
Jay

The form you use should work when your change
"hr/your_secret_password" to a valid username, password
and connect identifier like "hr/hr@MYDB". Don't forget to
configure MYDB in your tnsnames.ora file on the machine that has
the iSQL*Plus server.
What was the error you got?
The full URL syntax did seem to go missing from the 9.0.1 doc.
See below for the full syntax. This should be appearing in a
forthcoming FAQ.
- CJ
What syntax can I use to run an iSQL*Plus Dynamic Report?
You can run a dynamic report by entering the report URI in the
location field of your browser, or by making the report server a
link or the action for an HTML form. The iSQL*Plus 9i Release 1
documentation has examples of these.
The general syntax for running a dynamic report is:
{uri}?[userid=logon&]script=location[&param...]
where uri
Represents the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI)
of the iSQL*Plus Server, for example:
http://host.domain/isqlplus
where logon
Represents the log in to the database to which you
want to connect:
{username[/password][@connect_identifier]}
where location
Represents the URI of the script you want to run.
The syntax is:
http://[host.domain/script_name]
The host serving the script does not have to be
the same as the machine running the iSQL*Plus server.
where param
Specifies the named parameters for the script you
want to run.
Named parameters consist of varname=value pairs.
iSQL*Plus will define the variable varname to equal value prior
to executing the script e.g.
...script=http://server/s1.sql&var1=hello&var2=world
This is equivalent to the SQL*Plus commands:
SQL> define var1=hello
SQL> define var2=world
SQL> @http://server/s1.sql
iSQL*Plus, SQL*Plus and SQL keywords are reserved
and must not be used as the variable names (varname). Note also,
that since variables are delimited by the ampersand character,
there is no requirement to enclose space delimited values with
quotes. However, to embed the ampersand character itself in the
value, it will be necessary to use quotes.
For compatibility with older scripts using the &1
variable syntax, varname may be replaced with the equivalent
variable position as in:
...script=http://server/s1.sql&1=hello&2=world
Note the & is the URL parameter separator and not
related to the script's substitution variable syntax.
Commands and script parameters may be given in any
order in the dynamic report URI. However, please note that if any
parameters begin with reserved keywords such as "script" or
"userid" then it may be interpreted as a command rather than a
literal parameter.

ISQL*Plus startup problem

Having reviewed the recent thread on this subject but still unable to get iSQL*Plus - I need some help. Here are the details:
Environment: Windows XP, Oracle 10g PE
Started iSQL*Plus in CMD window with command: isqlplusctl start - and got message iSQL*Plus started
Now I go to IE and try the URL for iSQL*Plus I got when I installed: http://192.168.1.100:5560/isqlplus - and get the message: The page can not be displayed.
What am I doing wrong?
Any help is appreciated - as I am new to Oracle...
kavindra

Kavindra
i have installed oracle 9i release 1 on windows 2000 pro but iSQL Plus not working.
I checked on installed products and it is there and also find isqlplus.conf file.
what are the requirements of iSQL Plus and how can we chech them?
I have not find 'isqlplus.ini' where it should be?
isqlplusctl start is also not working.
how can we check http server availability?
I tried http://localhost but IIS is opening.
Tried http://localhost:7776/isqlplus - getting same message: The page can not be displayed.
Hope you can help on this issue as you solved your problem.

ISQL*Plus - How to use it?

I don't have any kind of database installed in my PC nor do I intend to do so. I want to use SQLPlus on a remote database. People here mentioned I could do that with iSQLPlus.
I went to the following site http://www.oracle.com/technology/obe/obe9ir2/obe-mng/isqlplus/isqlplus.htm.
It mentions that a database installation is needed to run iSQLPlus. Then one of the guys in this forum mentioned that a database installation is not needed.
If anyone has successfully used iSQLPlus please help me set it up.

Hi,
You can use this links:
- [Introduction to iSQL*Plus, 1 of 3 |http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A88826_01/ch1.htm]
- [Configuring iSQL*Plus, 1 of 8 |http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A88826_01/ch2.htm]
- [The iSQL*Plus User Interface, 1 of 4 |http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A88826_01/ch3.htm]
- [Using iSQL*Plus , 1 of 9 |http://download.oracle.com/docs/html/A88826_01/ch4.htm]
You can also use SQL Developer (it's free) this tool provides a graphical interface so users can browse the database, run SQL, PL/SQL and SQL*Plus statements, execute SQL scripts, and edit and debug PL/SQL statements, and much more...
To download please refer to:
- http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/database/sql_developer/files/what_is_sqldev15.html
Cheers ;)
Francisco Munoz Alvarez
www.oraclenz.com

How to access isql*plus

I am new to oracle 9i. can someone tell me real quick how to get the Oracle isql*plus login prompt from my browser--
I am on
windows 2000
oracle 9i enterprise edition (9.2.0.1)
netscape browser
I have access to sqlplus but have no idea to log into isql*plus
Thanks

Thanks for the response, and yes you do have a valid point. Well...looks like I have a problem running the Oracle HTTP server. Here's what is happening --
I go to Start->Programs->Oracle-Ora9->Oracle HTTP Server->Start HTTP Server powered by Apache
I am trying to start the HTTP server this way, but I get a dos window opened saying
Syntax error on line 298 of c:/ora9/apache/apache/conf/httpd.conf:
Port must be numeric
Note the errors or messages above, and press the <ESC> key to exit ....
I did go to the location above and opened the file to look : The related statements I found were -
Port 7777
Port null
Listen 7777
Listen null
Could there be anything wrong here ? Any idea as to how I get thru this problem and correct it so that I can start my HTTP server. Thanks

Using iSQL *PLUS

I would like to know how do I go about using the browser interface to SQL PLUS, called iSQL PLUS? I assume you invoke the http server first(in windows 2000, you can start the http server). Do I have to know the url of the http server and type it in the address bar? I appreciate your response. Thanks.

Do I have to know the url of the http server and type it in the address bar? Yes, that's all you need to do. To get to your HTTP server, enter
http://<machine_name>/
To get to iSQL*Plus, enter
http://<machine_name/isqlplus
The iSQL*Plus login screen is displayed and just log in with your Oracle username and password.
I suggest you then read the online help to give you more information on using iSQL*Plus, or post to the iSQL*Plus discussion forum.
Alison
iSQL*Plus Team

How can we disable " XDB Requires a username and password"?

Hello,
I've just performed an Apex 4 installation on top of a DB 11.2.0.2.
All is fine.
No problem fine with FF, IE and Safari, but with Chrome I always have a pop up saying " The server XXXX: port at XDB requires a username and password".
How can I disable that, or fix it definitively?
Thanks
Fred

Sure.
On my system Anonymous and XDB account were already unlocked and both used the same password.
I simply executed the PL/SQL block that you can find here: http://www.apexexplorer.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/XDB-Password-Issue.pdf
I bounced the listener.
Hope that help
Regards,
Fred

Where can i buy iphone 6 plus tampered glass screen protector and waterproof casing

where can i buy iphone 6 plus tampered glass screen protector and waterproof casing. how much is it and where can i get it.FROM SINGAPORE

If you take a look at the Lifeproof fre and it's features, I don't think you should need a tempered glass screen. I have found this case to be so perfect that the touch ID works better than it did directly on the iPhone 6 Gorilla Glass.

Some Smaller Problems concerning HTTP-Server and iSQL*PLUS

Hi!
System: WIN2K, ORA 9.0.0.1
1. Problem: With HTTP-Server launched by ORACLE at System Start
can not connect to DB via iSQL*Plus, message: ORA-12638 (german
message:"Abruf des Berechtigungsnachweis misslungen") Credential
retrieval failed. Does no longer occur when shutting down
service and relaunching Apache manually. Why?
2. HTTP Server dies instantly when accidentially sending /*
somewhere in SQL-Statement or alone via iSQL*Plus (in SQL*Plus
Window /* starts DOC-Mode without chance to end DOC-mode with #)
Can anyone help? Thank you!
TIP: Manipulating Database via iSQL*Plus on a Eudora-Browser
with IR Cellular impresses every Boss! :-)

Hello CJ
1st of all: Thank you for your answer!
What privilege iSQL*Plus connection are you trying make?Tried as normal user and as sysdba. Both works well with Apache
in Console, both doesn4t work with Apache as a Service started
(even if there is a 2nd Apache started in Console window)
Can you connect as a normal user
if you specify a full DB connection string? By full connection
string I mean the "(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS_LIST=(ADDRESS...)))"
etc. syntax commonly seen in tnsnames.ora. No! Error "SP2-0306 Invalid Option" occurs.
that the problem also occurs in the old GUI (non-web version)
version of SQL*Plus?Right! Typing DOC means entering (now unsupported) DOC Mode
(DOC> Prompt) return to SQL> with #. Typing /* gets you into DOC-
Mode but you can4t leave with #. (SQL*Plus userguide and
reference Part F Obsolete Commands)
In iSQL*Plus (web based version) typing /* caused apache to die
(on console!! as service as I mentioned: no connection ).
Somehow problem no longer occurs. (Miracle?)
3. Your Palm efforts sound neat! Can you share with the forum
how usable it is? Are there any configuration tricks
you found?No tricks needed, I just started a connection to a local
Provider via IR and Nokia Cellular. Connected to DB via
iSQL*Plus using Eudora-Browser, logged in as sysdba and shutdown
DB and started it again. Looked at some v$-views, killed a
session or two had a good time and impressed everyone. Decide
for yourself if this could be useful. Might be helpful for
remote troubleshooting during holidays so don4t tell your boss
about it.
(Did anyone try this on Windows CE? Like to know!)
Dominic

Login in sysdba mode from isql*plus in oracle9i

what is a operating system user in oracle and how to create it?
how to log in isql*plus with sys or system user with sysdba or sysoper ?

If you are using a 10.x version of iSQL*Plus, you'll need to use JAZN to set up a user to access the iSQL*Plus DBA URL. This is protected by default, using Basic authentication. So you'll need to set this up manually, then login with the credentials you create. The doc for this is here:
http://download-east.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14357/ch2.htm#sthref475
Alison

Can't login isql*plus as sys sysdba

Installed 10g on Windows XP SP3.
Everything works fine except can not login as sys sysdba via url
http://I6000D:5560/isqlplus/dba
It prompts for ONLY username and password and connection ID. however, I don't where to enter 'As sysdba'. Tried put 'as sysdba' in each field but no use.
No problem from DOS command prompt: connect sys/pwd as sysdba

Confused about the info on the web site regarding enabling dba
- Do i do the enabling only, or everything after enabling, like ' To set up the iSQL*Plus DBA URL'?
- for enabling dba access, please provide detailed instructions since I have very little time to get this resolved
That web site pointing to a lot of documents. do not know which doc to look into...
Thanks for the help,
Dennis

Logging in as SYSDBA via isql*plus

Hi all
Just installed Oracle 10g on my computer and I am able to connect to enterprise manager, create an account and also log in via isql*plus with the new account.
I was wondering how do i connect to isql*plus web based using a sysdba account?
I would enter:
Username: SYS
PW: ????
Connect Identifier: [Blank]
Is that correct?
Usually when logging in to isql i would use the following command
conn sys/[password] as sysdba

If it was me, I'd follow the 'configure iSQLPlus to allow logon as SYSDBA' steps in Chapter 2 of the "SQL*Plus User's Guide and Reference" manual found at http://tahiti.oracle.com

ISQL*Plus :- SYSDBA requires WebDBA role and HTTP Authentication? How to?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for