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KB44397: "Connection Dead. This may have occurred because the server requires Oracle Advanced Security" error received when connecting to an Oracle 11g R2 instance after enabling the Oracle Advanced Security in MicroStrategy 9.3.1 running on Red Hat 6.x


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After enabling the Oracle Advanced Security in the MicroStrategy ODBC Driver for Oracle Wire Protocol version 7.10.00.30 to achieve an encrypted communication based on the RC4 algorithm against an Oracle 11g R2 instance in MicroStrategy 9.3.1 running on Red Hat 6.x, an error message appears "Connection Dead. This may have occurred... ".

SYMPTOM:
After enabling the Oracle Advanced Security in the Strategy ODBC Driver for Oracle Wire Protocol version 7.10.00.30 to achieve an encrypted communication based on the RC4 algorithm against an Oracle 11g R2 instance in Strategy 9.3.1 running on Red Hat 6.x, the following error message appears:

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Error Message


Connect failed.  Error type: Odbc error. Odbc operation attempted: SQLDriverConnect. Connection Dead. This may have occurred because the server requires Oracle Advanced Security. To enable the driver to use OAS, please use the DataIntegrityLevel and/or EncryptionLevel connect option

CAUSE:
This error occurs due to the Strategy ODBC Driver for Oracle Wire Protocol hasn't been configured properly.
ACTION:
In order to establish an encrypted communication to an Oracle 11g R2 instance, using the RC4 algorithm, configure the Strategy ODBC Driver for Oracle Wire Protocol, appending the following parameters into the ODBC.INI file along with the required Oracle connection settings:

•EncryptionLevel = 3
•EncryptionTypes = RC4_256
•DataIntegrityLevel = 3
•DataIntegrityTypes = MD5
•EncryptionMethod=0

 


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May 3, 2017

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May 3, 2017