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What functions are performed by SYSADM in the Instance (DBM) configuration?
What functions are performed by SYSADM in the Instance (DBM) configuration?
What access could be granted to SYSADM by SECADM?
What access could be granted to SYSADM by SECADM?
What is not implied in the access of SYSADM?
What is not implied in the access of SYSADM?
What is the difference between explicit privileges and implicit privileges in DB2?
What is the difference between explicit privileges and implicit privileges in DB2?
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What is the purpose of creating a Trusted Context for a three-tier application system in DB2?
What is the purpose of creating a Trusted Context for a three-tier application system in DB2?
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What does authentication involve in the context of DB2?
What does authentication involve in the context of DB2?
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What combination does DB2 use for security, specifically in terms of authentication and authorization?
What combination does DB2 use for security, specifically in terms of authentication and authorization?
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What tasks are performed by the SECADM user in DB2?
What tasks are performed by the SECADM user in DB2?
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Study Notes
SYSADM Functions and Access
- SYSADM performs functions related to instance (DBM) configuration
- SECADM can grant SYSADM access to:
- Create and manage database objects
- Control database access and authorization
- Perform database maintenance and backup/restore operations
- Modify database configuration parameters
SYSADM Access Limitations
- SYSADM access does not imply authority over:
- Security administration tasks
- Granting privileges to other users
Privileges in DB2
- Explicit Privileges: Specifically granted to a user or role for a particular object or action
- Implicit Privileges: Implied by a user's role or group membership, without explicit granting
Trusted Context in DB2
- A Trusted Context is created for a three-tier application system to:
- Allow middle-tier applications to access databases on behalf of clients
- Enable secure and efficient authentication and authorization
Authentication in DB2
- Authentication involves verifying the identity of a user or application
- In DB2, authentication is used to ensure that only authorized entities access the database
DB2 Security Combination
- DB2 uses a combination of:
- Authentication: Verifying user identity
- Authorization: Controlling access to database objects and actions
SECADM Tasks
- SECADM (Security Administrator) performs tasks related to:
- Managing user access and privileges
- Defining security policies and roles
- Granting and revoking access to database objects
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Test your knowledge of SYSADM authorization in IBM DB2 with this quiz. Explore the defined functions, access permissions, and responsibilities of System Administrators (SYSADM) within the DB2 environment.