AWS DMS now supports Kerberos authentication for Oracle and SQL Server Source Endpoints
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AWS Database Migration Service (AWS DMS) now supports Kerberos authentication for Oracle and SQL Server source endpoints, enhancing security for database migrations.
- Enables secure authentication using Kerberos protocol
- Compatible with AWS Directory Service and on-premises Microsoft Active Directory
- Works with Oracle Database and SQL Server
- No additional licensing costs for the feature
- Configurable through AWS DMS Console, CLI, and SDK
This update simplifies secure database migrations by providing a standardized authentication method for Oracle and SQL Server source endpoints.
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