Operating System Groups and Users for Job Role Separation
A job role separation configuration of Oracle Database and Oracle ASM is a configuration with groups and users to provide separate groups for operating system authentication.
- About Job Role Separation Operating System Privileges Groups and Users
During the Oracle Database installation, theORA_DBA,ORA_OPER,ORA_HOMENAME_DBA,ORA_HOMENAME_OPER,ORA_HOMENAME_SYSBACKUP,ORA_HOMENAME_SYSDG,ORA_HOMENAME_SYSKM, andORA_HOMENAME_SYSRACgroups are created and users assigned to these groups. - Oracle Software Owner for Each Oracle Software Product
You can create a single user (for example,oracle) to own both Oracle Database, and Oracle Restart installations. - Standard Oracle Database Groups for Job Role Separation
Review the standard Oracle Database groups. - Extended Oracle Database Groups for Job Role Separation
In addition to the SYSOPER privilege to start up and shut down the database, you can create new administrative privileges that are more task-specific and less privileged than theORA_DBA/SYSDBA system privileges to support specific administrative privileges tasks required for everyday database operation. - Oracle Automatic Storage Management Groups for Job Role Separation
Review the operating system groups. - Windows Group Managed Service Accounts and Virtual Accounts
Group Managed Services Account (gMSA) and Virtual Accounts are now supported and enable you to create and manage Database services without passwords. - Microsoft Hyper-V Requirements
Microsoft Hyper-V enables you to create and manage a virtualized computing environment by running multiple operating systems simultaneously on a single computer and isolate operating systems from each other.
Parent topic: Creating Required Operating System Groups and Users