Yes, it is possible thorugh protocol.ora. Practically, you must configure the
excluded IP addresses using excluded nodes option.
Regards,
Pierre
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Subject: restrict login with known IP address
In UNIX,
Knowing the IP address can I restrict any login
to the ORACLE db given this info?
any help is appreciated ...
Joe
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