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The following connection types support SSH Tunneling:
Connection Type | Credential Types | Documentation | ||||
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| SSH Basic,SSH Key | |||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key | |||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key | |||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key | Oracle Database Connections | ||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key | |||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key | |||||
| SSH Basic,SSH Key |
Configure
You can enable the SSH tunneling check box and configure the advanced options.
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For more information, see Create Connection Window.
Basic Properties
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| SSH tunneling host | If you are using SSH tunneling, please specify the SSH host for tunneling into your infrastructure. |
| Advanced Credential Type | Depending on the type, you must specify the properties for the credentials to use to connection. See sections below. |
SSH Tunneling Basic
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| SSH Tunneling User Name | (optional) Username with which to authenticate to the SSH tunnel. In some environments, a username may be optional. |
| SSH Tunneling Password | Password for the username |
SSH Tunneling with Key
| Info |
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NOTE: Use of an SSH key that requires a passphrase is not supported. |
| Property | Description | ||
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| SSH Tunneling User Name | (optional) Username with which to authenticate to the SSH tunnel. In some environments, a username may be optional. | ||
| SSH Tunneling SSH Key | Key used to access the SSH tunnel.
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Generate SSH key
Please use the following command to generate an SSH key from the node where the database server node:
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NOTE: Use of these references in the Connect String Options for an SSH-enabled connection is required. |
| Item | Reference |
|---|---|
| hostname | ${host} |
| port number | ${port} |
Example:
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(DESCRIPTION = (ADDRESS_LIST = (ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = ${host})(PORT = ${port})))(CONNECT_DATA = (SERVICE_NAME = ORCL))) |
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