Do the following:
- Set the SSL flags in the client’s ODBC configuration file or registry as described in the scenario you are using from SSL Security Scenarios.
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Set the EnableSSO flag in the client’s ODBC configuration file:
EnableSSO=1
- Ensure that ServerIP is set to the fully qualified domain name of the Aster Database queen and not to an IP address.
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Set up the libraries:
- For 64-bit Linux machines: The ODBC driver assumes that libvas-gssapi.so is present at /opt/quest/lib64/. If /opt/quest/lib64/libvas-gssapi.so does not exist, locate libvas-gssapi.so by referring to the VAS documentation and set the GSSPath parameter to point to the installed location of libvas-gssapi.so. For example, if libvas-gssapi.so is deployed at /usr/lib64, then the GSSPath parameter needs to be set to /usr/lib64 in the ODBC.ini config file as shown below:
GSSPath=/usr/lib64
- For 32-bit Linux machines: The ODBC driver assumes that libvas-gssapi.so is present at /opt/quest/lib/. If /opt/quest/lib/libvas-gssapi.so does not exist, locate libvas-gssapi.so by referring to the VAS documentation and set the GSSPath parameter to point to the installed location of libvas-gssapi.so. For example, if libvas-gssapi.so is deployed at /usr/lib, then the GSSPath parameter needs to be set to /usr/lib in the ODBC.ini config file as shown below:
GSSPath=/usr/lib
- For 64-bit Linux machines: The ODBC driver assumes that libvas-gssapi.so is present at /opt/quest/lib64/. If /opt/quest/lib64/libvas-gssapi.so does not exist, locate libvas-gssapi.so by referring to the VAS documentation and set the GSSPath parameter to point to the installed location of libvas-gssapi.so. For example, if libvas-gssapi.so is deployed at /usr/lib64, then the GSSPath parameter needs to be set to /usr/lib64 in the ODBC.ini config file as shown below: