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How can I tell if ASO is installed ?

Posted on 26-May-2009 By Admin No Comments on How can I tell if ASO is installed ?

Advanced Security Options.

On a UNIX platform run the ‘adapters’ command at the shell. If you have ASO installed

you will see something like,

Installed Oracle Advanced Security option/Security products are:

RC4 40-bit encryption algorithm

RC4 56-bit encryption algorithm

DES40 40-bit encryption algorithm

DES 56-bit encryption algorithm

MD5 crypto-checksumming algorithm

On Windows you will need to run the Oracle Universal Installer and click on installed products.

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