Default authentication records

OpenText™ Analytics Database automatically creates the following default authentication records and grants them to the public role.

OpenText™ Analytics Database automatically creates the following default authentication records and grants them to the public role. These have the lowest possible priority (-1), so user-created authentication records take priority over these default records:

=> SELECT auth_name,is_auth_enabled,auth_host_type,auth_method,auth_priority,is_fallthrough_enabled FROM client_auth;
         auth_name         | is_auth_enabled | auth_host_type | auth_method | auth_priority | is_fallthrough_enabled
---------------------------+-----------------+----------------+-------------+---------------+------------------------
 default_hash_network_ipv4 | True            | HOST           | PASSWORD    |            -1 | False
 default_hash_network_ipv6 | True            | HOST           | PASSWORD    |            -1 | False
 default_hash_local        | True            | LOCAL          | PASSWORD    |            -1 | False
(3 rows)

Note

Do not use the password method for your custom authentication records. If you want to use password-based authentication for your custom authentication records, use hash instead.

If no authentication records are defined (and the default authentication records are dropped), only the dbadmin and users without passwords can access the database. For details, see Implicit authentication.