2 Quick-start Setup Guide for Wallet Based Transparent Data Encryption
- Create the directories that will hold the TDE wallet (a PKCS#12
container that is encrypted with a key that is derived from the TDE wallet
password).
The last two commands change the ownership of the directories to
oracle:oinstalland reduce the file privileges to the minimum:TheORACLE_SIDin this example isfinance:mkdir -pv /etc/ORACLE/KEYSTORES/finance/tde_seps chown -Rv oracle:oinstall /etc/ORACLE chmod -Rv 700 /etc/ORACLE - Set static system parameter
WALLET_ROOTto the directory that you just created:SYS> alter system set WALLET_ROOT = '/etc/ORACLE/KEYSTORES/$ORACLE_SID' scope = spfile; - Set the static
TABLESPACE_ENCRYPTIONparameter toAUTO_ENABLE, so that all new tablespaces are encrypted, even if theencryptionkey-words are not part of thecreate tablespacecommands:SYS> alter system set TABLESPACE_ENCRYPTION = AUTO_ENABLE scope = spfile; - Restart the database to activate those two parameters.
- The next parameter defines AES256 as the default encryption encryption
algorithm (it needs to be executed before the
create keystorecommand, otherwise the default encryption algorithm remains AES128).SYS> alter system set "_TABLESPACE_ENCRYPTION_DEFAULT_ALGORITHM" = 'AES256' scope = both; - The last parameter configures the database to use a TDE wallet for
file-based TDE
setup:
SYS> alter system set TDE_CONFIGURATION = "KEYSTORE_CONFIGURATION=FILE" scope = both; - Create a new password-protected and local auto-open TDE wallet; the
local auto-open wallet enables automatic database restarts without DBA intervention
to open the password-protected TDE wallet:
(N.B.: This command also creates the
<WALLET_ROOT>/tde directory)SYSKM> administer key management CREATE KEYSTORE identified by <wallet-pwd>;SYSKM> administer key management CREATE LOCAL AUTO_LOGIN KEYSTORE from keystore identified by <wallet-pwd>; - Add the TDE wallet password as a secret into another (local) auto-open
wallet in
<WALLET_ROOT>/tde_seps. This allows you to hide the TDE wallet password from the SQL*Plus command line and replace it withEXTERNAL STORE:SYSKM> administer key management ADD SECRET '<wallet-pwd>' for client 'TDE_WALLET' to LOCAL auto_login keystore '/etc/ORACLE/KEYSTORES/finance/tde_seps'; - In the root container database, set the first TDE master
key:
SYSKM> administer key management SET KEY force keystore identified by EXTERNAL STORE with backup container = current; - Create either a united or isolated PDB:
- United PDBIn the PDB, set the first TDE master
key:
SYSKM:FINPDB19C> administer key management SET KEY force keystore identified by EXTERNAL STORE with backup; - Isolated PDB
- : Create an isolated PDB with its own individual
keystore and keystore
password:
SYSKM:FINPDB19C> administer key management CREATE KEYSTORE identified by <PDB-wallet-pwd>;This next command does three things:- It sets
TDE_CONFIGURATIONtoFILEfor the isolated PDB - It creates the
<PDB_GUID>/tdedirectories under<WALLET_ROOT> - It creates an individual wallet for the PDB, with its own TDE wallet password (that is potentially unknown to the DBA of the root container)
- It sets
- Create a (local) auto-open wallet for the isolated
PDB:
SYSKM:FINPDB19C> administer key management CREATE LOCAL AUTO_LOGIN KEYSTORE from keystore identified by <PDB-wallet-pwd>; - Create the directory
<WALLET_ROOT>/<PDB_GUID>/tde_sepsby executing the output of the following command:SYS:FINPDB19C> select ' host mkdir -pvm700 '''||v.value||'/'||guid||'/tde_seps'';' from v$pdbs, v$parameter v where v.name like '%root%'; - Add the TDE wallet password as a secret into the wallet
in
<WALLET_ROOT>/<PDB_GUID>/tde_sepsby executing the output of the following command. This allows you to hide the TDE wallet password of the isolated PDB from the SQL*Plus command line and replace it withEXTERNAL STORE:SYS:FINPDB19C> select ' administer key management ADD SECRET ''<PDB-wallet-pwd>'' for client ''TDE_WALLET'' to LOCAL auto_login keystore '''||v.value||'/'||guid||'/tde_seps/'';' from v$pdbs, v$parameter v where v.name like '%root%';
- : Create an isolated PDB with its own individual
keystore and keystore
password:
- United PDBIn the PDB, set the first TDE master
key:
- Encrypt the tablespaces in the
PDB:
SYS:FINPDB19C> alter tablespace USERS encryption ONLINE encrypt; SYS:FINPDB19C> alter tablespace SYSTEM encryption ONLINE encrypt; SYS:FINPDB19C> alter tablespace SYSAUX encryption ONLINE encrypt; - Confirm:
SYS> select c.name as PDB_NAME, t.name as TBS_NAME, e.ENCRYPTIONALG as ALG, e.STATUS from v$tablespace t, v$encrypted_tablespaces e, v$containers c where e.ts# = t.ts# and e.con_id = t.con_id and e.con_id = c.con_id order by e.con_id, t.name;PDB_NAME TBS_NAME ALG STATUS --------------- -------------------- ------- ------- FINPDB19C SYSAUX AES256 NORMAL FINPDB19C SYSTEM AES256 NORMAL FINPDB19C USERS AES256 NORMAL
Parent topic: Using Transparent Data Encryption