Encrypting a Password in a Command or Parameter File (2024)
Copy the encrypted password that you generated with the ENCRYPT PASSWORD command (see Encrypting a Password in a Command or Parameter File), and then paste it into the appropriate Oracle GoldenGate parameter statement or command as shown in Table 11-1. Option descriptions follow the table.
Table 11-1 Specifying Encrypted Passwords in Parameters and Commands
user is the database user name for the Oracle GoldenGate process or (Oracle only) a host string. For Oracle ASM, the user must be SYS.
password is the encrypted password that is copied from the ENCRYPT PASSWORD command results.
algorithm specifies the encryption algorithm that was used to encrypt the password: AES128, AES192, AES256, or BLOWFISH. AES128 is the default if the default key is used and no algorithm is specified.
ENCRYPTKEYkeyname specifies the logical name of a user-created encryption key in the ENCKEYS lookup file. Use if ENCRYPT PASSWORD was used with the KEYNAMEkeyname option.
ENCRYPTKEY DEFAULT directs Oracle GoldenGate to use a random key. Use if ENCRYPT PASSWORD was used with the KEYNAMEDEFAULT option.
The following are examples of using an encrypted password in parameters and command:
In Command Prompt, navigate to the directory where the files or folders you want to encrypt are located using the 'cd' command. Once in the desired directory, enter the following command: 'cipher /e [filename or folder name]'. Press Enter to initiate the encryption process.
In Command Prompt, navigate to the directory where the files or folders you want to encrypt are located using the 'cd' command. Once in the desired directory, enter the following command: 'cipher /e [filename or folder name]'. Press Enter to initiate the encryption process.
The command used to manually encrypt passwords on Cisco network devices is service password-encryption. This command, when entered into the device's configuration mode, encrypts all current and future passwords.
Encryption scrambles your password so it's unreadable and/or unusable by hackers. That simple step protects your password while it's sitting in a server, and it offers more protection as your password zooms across the internet.
The command that encrypts all plaintext passwords on a router is option C: Router(config)# service password-encryption. This command is used in the global configuration mode to enable password encryption on a Cisco router.
You configure a password in privileged EXEC mode by using the command enable secret [level level] unencrypted-password | encryption-type encrypted-password. You can use the show privilege command to display the current level of privilege.
press right-click on the mouse. use the mouse to open the context menu and click the Edit > Paste option. hit Ctrl + V on the keyboard. use the keyboard to access the context menu's Edit > Paste option: Alt + Space , then E , then P.
Final answer: C. Router(config)# service password-encryption. The command that encrypts all plaintext passwords on a router is Router(config)# service password-encryption.
This can be done by pressing [Windows] + [R] at the same time. The Run-Dialog will pop up. Now type in “CMD” to open the command prompt and press [Enter]. Of course, replace <new password> with the new password you want to set.
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