Dbvisualizer jdbc ssl drivers#
Some drivers allow this truststore to be configured per connection instead of for the whole Java VM.
Depending on the actual JDBC driver this may include importing certificates to a truststore using the Java keytool. When a self-signed server certificate is used, some additional configuration is needed. Trusting the server – One way authenticationĪ server certificate that is signed by a trusted Certificate Authority (CA) should always work fine, since the Java distribution includes a truststore with all the CA public keys. In case of two-way SSL, both client and server authenticate each other to ensure that both parties involved in the communication are trusted. In one way SSL, only client validates the server to ensure that it receives data from the intended server. The exact details depend on the versions of the database and the driver, but using PostgreSQL as an example, the settings can look like this:įor ensuring security of the data being transferred between a client and server, SSL can be implemented either one-way or two-way (aka mutual authentication). In case the JDBC driver supports SSL, you define the SSL settings as Driver Properties for your connection according to the documentation for the JDBC driver. Using SSL/TLSĭepending on the database and the JDBC driver, you may be able to use SSL (Secure Socket Layer) to encrypt client/server communications and securely authenticate client and server.
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