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    Enable Access Control List for an Oracle ATP-S Database

    It is possible to manage and limit access to your Autonomous Database by defining network access control lists (ACLs). If your Autonomous Database instance has a public endpoint, you have the ability to modify, add, or remove ACLs at any time.


     1- Login to ATP Database Dashboard > Click on Access Control List > edit



     2- Get the IPs to add in Access Control List. In this blog I am going to restrict the ATP access to my IP only. 



    3- Click on Edit > Add the IP





    4- Save the settings.


        




    5- Login to the ATP Database from the specified IP address





    6- Disable the ACL in same way
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    Effective Oracle Application Database Administrator (on premise and ExaCS) with proven experience in Oracle E-business Suite (11i, 12.1.3, 12.2), Oracle Database(11g, 12c, 19c), Database Security, Oracle Database Performance, VCP Demantra, Solix, Endeca, WebLogic, JDE and Peoplesoft. Currently, designated as Cloud Specialist for Cloud Transformation related to Oracle PaaS for SaaS Clients projects involving Oracle PaaS Services like ADW/ATP, OIC, VBCS, OIC SFTP, OAC, etc. along with SaaS connectivity and DR support. Cloud Deployment Models, IAM, S3, EC2, VPC, SNS, Security Groups, Subnets, VPC Peering, Tags, Amazon Glacier, S3 Bucket Replication, AWS GuardDuty, AWS CLI, Alarm, Auto Scaling, SQS, Snapshots, CRR, Inbound and Outbound Rules, SSH Key Managements, Load Balancer, Health Check of EC2, Versioning, Password Policy, File Systems.

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