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From eyal edri
Subject Best Practices - Securing an Enterprise application using JBOSS & Postgres
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What settings would you recommend for using postgres in an enterprise application together with jboss?

there are numerous auth options (from the documentation):

19.3.1. Trust authentication
19.3.2. Password authentication
19.3.3. GSSAPI authentication
19.3.4. SSPI authentication
19.3.5. Kerberos authentication
19.3.6. Ident-based authentication
19.3.7. LDAP authentication
19.3.8. Certificate authentication
19.3.9. PAM authentication

and i'm not sure that the jdbc driver even supports all of them when jboss needs to access the db.

currently i've chosen MD5 as the auth, but is that the best option?

thanks

Eyal.

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