Solaris 2.8 Oracle 8.1.7.0. We have session auditing enabled, and see rogue
connections as SYS from several remote databases. The os_user of the remote system is
always oracle and there are several different remote hosts involved.
I can't figure out how they are gaining access this way. Our
Suzy,
Do you use RMAN to perform backups? Do you use a catalog with RMAN?
Rman uses sys to perform the connections to the target database.
Just a thought,
Ron
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Solaris 2.8 Oracle 8.1.7.0. We have session auditing enabled, and see
rogue connections as
Thanks Ron.
No, we use SQL-Backtrack instead of RMAN. However SQL-Backtrack does show a diff
flavor of rogue connections of ###NOBODY.
The remote database systems that are connecting to our database as SYS are not ones we
support. What is common about these databases is they do have
