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This chapter contains information on how to configure Oracle for use with the
Identix Biometric Authentication Adapter. The following topics are discussed:


6.1 OVERVIEW

The Oracle Biometric Authentication Service uses the Identix Biometric
Authentication Adapter to provide tamper-proof biometric authentication of users
using secret-key MD5 hashing, centralized management of biometrically identified
users, and centralized management of those database servers that authenticate
biometrically identified users.

Following is an overview of how the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service
works in a client-server environment. Refer to Figure 6-1, 'Typical Oracle
Biometric Authentication Service Configuration' for an illustration of the
components and the configuration of the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service.

 * The fingerprint repository has one administrator who is responsible for
   enrolling multiple users' fingerprints and defining the DEFAULT policy that
   will be in force for all databases that subscribe to the fingerprint server
   for authentication.
 * The Fingerprint Security Service Administrator uses a desktop fingerprint
   scanner to read user fingerprints and sends them with measured accuracies to
   the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service which stores them in the
   fingerprint repository: an Oracle database. The measured accuracy of a
   fingerprint is an estimate of how reliable a comparison can be made between
   the stored fingerprint and the user's fingerprint that is entered later for
   authentication. The enrollment quality is expressed as a percent score
   between 0 and 100. For example, a user may have an enrollment quality of 72%.
 * The Fingerprint Security Service Administrator also defines one security
   policy named DEFAULT for all of the database servers that accept
   biometrically identified users. The security policy is enforced for all
   clients serviced by that database server. It contains a secret key and three
   types of threshold levels for fingerprints: verification, false finger, and
   high security.
 * At the client, before any authentication can occur, the Fingerprint Security
   Service Administrator stores the secret key in the fingerprint sensor for
   each client. The secret key stored in the fingerprint sensor will be compared
   against the secret key stored in the security policy.
 * At the client, in response to the user's request for authentication, the
   database server enforces on the client the set of values that it obtains from
   the DEFAULT security policy in its fingerprint server. The three threshold
   levels (values) are:
   * verification threshold
   * false finger threshold
   * high security threshold
   
   Please refer to the Identix documentation for detailed information on these
   threshold levels.

 * At the client, the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service fulfills the
   request for authentication by 'reading' the user's fingerprint, the three
   threshold values, and the secret key from the sensor and creating a hash from
   them. This hash is then compared with the hash constructed from the
   repository's copy of the secret key, threshold, and stored fingerprint in
   order to determine whether this user may access the system.
   
   FIGURE 6-1 TYPICAL ORACLE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE CONFIGURATION


6.2 ARCHITECTURE OF THE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE

The Oracle Biometric Authentication Service consists of the following Oracle
modules:

 * The Oracle Biometric Manager, which the administrator uses to enter the
   security policy and fingerprints, is an Oracle Enterprise Manager Database
   tool based on and delivered with the Oracle Enterprise Manager. In the
   remainder of this document, the Oracle Biometric Manager will also be
   referred to as the manager.
 * The Oracle Biometric Authentication Server (fingerprint repository), which
   stores the security policies and fingerprints, is a specially configured
   version of a production Oracle Database Server. In the remainder of this
   document, the Oracle Biometric Authentication Server will also be referred to
   as the authentication server.
 * The Oracle Advanced Networking Option Identix Authentication Adapters are
   used on both the clients and the database servers to communicate biometric
   authentication data between the authentication server and the clients in
   order to authenticate a database user. In the remainder of this document, the
   Oracle Advanced Networking Option Identix Authentication Adapter will also be
   referred to as the adapter.

Both the manager and the client-side adapter interface with Identix products:
TouchNet II Software Libraries, the TouchNet II Hardware Interface, and the
TouchNet II Desktop Sensor. Please refer to 'Related Publications' in the
Preface of this manual for a list of Identix documentation that describe these
Identix products.


6.2.1 ADMINISTRATION ARCHITECTURE

The Fingerprint Security Server Administrators use the manager to scan user
fingerprints, measure the accuracy of the fingerprints, and establish security
policies for database servers. The manager sends this information to the
authentication server which stores the data in the repository.

The administrator, or someone who can be trusted, uses the Identix TouchNet II
Software to store the secret key in the client PC. This key must match the key
stored in the DEFAULT security policy before authentication can occur.


6.2.2 AUTHENTICATION ARCHITECTURE

Each user who wants to use the system must place a fingerprint on a TouchNet II
Desktop Sensor. The client-side adapter sends an authentication request to the
server-side adapter which uses the previously enrolled fingerprint stored in the
authentication server for comparison. For each authentication request from a
client, the authentication server retrieves and sends the user's fingerprint and
the database server's security policy back to the client-side adapter via the
server-side adapter.

The user's authentication request causes the Oracle Advanced Networking Option
Identix Authentication Adapter (client-side) to send the request to the
Biometric Authentication Adapter (server-side), which looks up the user's
fingerprint in the Authentication Server, which returns the stored fingerprint
and the associated security policy.

Using threshold level values from the associated security policy, the adapter
(client-side) uses the TouchNet II Software Libraries to set threshold values on
the TouchNet II Desktop Sensor. It then prompts for the placing of the user's
finger on the TouchNet II Desktop Sensor. The adapters on the client and the
database server work together to compare the user's fingerprint, the secret key,
and the threshold levels against the administrator-entered security policy
stored in the authentication server repository. If this data matches, the user
is then authenticated.


6.3 PREREQUISITES

 * The Windows NT machine that is to become the manager PC must be running the
   Oracle Enterprise Manager 1.3.5 or above.
 * Each Windows NT or Windows 95 machine that is to become a client PC must be
   running Net8.
 * The authentication server and each database server must be running Oracle8
   Server Version 8.0.3 or higher.
 * Before proceeding with the installation of the Oracle Advanced Networking
   Option, you must make sure that each Windows NT and Windows 95 client has
   Net8 connectivity with its associated database server.


6.3.1 ORACLE BIOMETRIC MANAGER PC

The Oracle Biometric Manager installation process automatically installs the
necessary TouchNet II software and automatically configures the device if
requested. On the manager PC:

 1. Install the Identix hardware and the Identix driver firmware and configure
    the Identix variables and devices. See the Identix Readme file for
    additional information.
 2. Install and test the Identix TouchNet II (Encrypt) 1.5 from the Oracle
    Enterprise Manager disk. Please see your platform-specific installation
    documentation. Follow the instructions in the Identix manual to verify that
    the module works with the Identix demonstration program. This demonstration
    program must work on the PC before any other Oracle products can be loaded
    onto the PC. Refer to the Identix Readme file for additional information.
 3. Install the Oracle Biometric Manager on top of the Oracle Enterprise
    Manager.


6.3.2 CLIENT PC

On each client PC:

 1. Install the Identix hardware and the Identix driver firmware and configure
    the Identix variables and devices. Refer to the Identix Readme file for
    additional information.
 2. Install and test the Identix TouchNet II (Encrypt) 1.4 from the Oracle
    Enterprise Manager disk. Please see your platform-specific installation
    documentation. Follow the instructions in the Identix manual to verify that
    the module works with the Identix demonstration program. This demonstration
    program must work on the PC before any other Oracle products can be loaded
    onto the PC.
 3. Install the Oracle Advanced Networking Option Identix Authentication Adapter
    following the instructions in your platform-specific documentation. Refer
    also to the Identix Readme file.


6.3.3 DATABASE SERVER

The Biometric authentication adapter must be installed on each production
database that will use Biometric services for its authentication. Install the
Biometric authentication adapter following the instructions in your
platform-specific documentation. Do not install the adapter on the database
housing the Biometric Authentication Service unless you want to have the
Biometric Service Administrator authenticate using the adapter. Refer also to
the Identix Readme file.


6.3.4 BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE

The Biometric Authentication Service is the database that houses both the user
and fingerprint information. This database can be any Oracle 8.0.3 or later
production database. It should be on a secure, trusted system with strict
security and access controls. The adapter should not be installed on this
database.


6.4 CONFIGURING THE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE

Configure the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service by following these
instructions:

 1. Configure the database server that is to become the authentication server:
    a. Connect to the database server as SYSTEM/MANAGER (or whatever your system
       password is).
    b. Copy the naui...sql scripts from your Oracle Enterprise Manager install
       to the authentication server.
    c. Test the connection by connecting as:

where

 * service_name is the name of your authentication server
 * username is the well-known username: ofm_client
 * password is the well-known password: ofm_client
   
   Note:
   
   The samples directory contains a file that show how to set these parameters.
   
   Note:
   
   The ofm_client username and password are set up by running NAUICAT.SQL. You
   should not change ofm_client.
   
   

In the database server's local initialization file (INIT.ORA), set the following
parameters: Establish a service name and connect descriptor for the fingerprint
repository server in the database server's local naming configuration file. The
service name must be the same as that used in the local profile. Use the Oracle
Net8 Assistant or the Service Names Wizard to construct this parameter.
Configure the adapter (client-side):
 a. Verify that the address of the database server is accessible to the client,
    either through a local naming configuration file or a naming service. For
    more information, refer to the Oracle Net8 Administrator's Guide.
 b. Modify the client's local profile, by adding identix to the list of
    authentication services:

Configure the manager PC by setting the local naming configuration file
(TNSNAMES.ORA) to connect to the authentication server. Please refer to the
Oracle Net8 Administrator's Guide .


6.5 CONFIGURING THE ORACLE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE USING THE ORACLE
NET8 ASSISTANT

The following steps show you how to use the Net8 Assistant to configure the
IDENTIX authentication adapter. Refer also to the Net8 Assistant online HELP
system for instructions on how to configure the SECURID Authentication adapter.

Configure Clients, and Servers, to use encryption as follows. Refer to Figure
6-2, 'Oracle Net8 Assistant Profile Folder Encryption Tab'.

 1. Click the Profile folder.
 2. Select Advanced Networking Options from the drop-down list box.
 3. Click the Encryption tab.
 4. Click the Encryption drop-down list box, and click CLIENT or SERVER.
 5. Click the Encryption Type drop-down list box, and click one of the following
    values: requested, required, accepted, rejected.
 6. Type between 10 and 70 random characters for the Encryption Seed.
 7. Move services to and from the Available Services and Selected Services lists
    by selecting a service and clicking the arrow keys.
    
    FIGURE 6-2 ORACLE NET8 ASSISTANT PROFILE FOLDER ENCRYPTION TAB

Next, you must configure an authentication service on your network. Refer to
Figure 6-3, 'Oracle Net8 Assistant Profile Folder Authentication Tab'.

 1. Click the Profile folder.
 2. Click the Authentication tab.
 3. Click to select the authentication service you want from the Available
    Services list.
 4. Click the [<] button to move the service over to the Selected Services list.
 5. Repeat steps 4 and 5, above, until you have selected all of your required
    authentication services.
 6. Arrange the selected services in order of desired use. Click on a service to
    select it, then click [Promote] or [Demote] to arrange the services in the
    list. For example, put IDENTIX at the top of the list if you want that
    service to be the first one used.
    
    FIGURE 6-3 ORACLE NET8 ASSISTANT PROFILE FOLDER AUTHENTICATION TAB

You now must configure the authentication parameters. Refer to Figure , '.

 1. Click the Profile folder.
 2. Click the Parameter tab.
 3. Click the Authentication Service drop-down list box, and select IDENTIX.
 4. Type the name of the fingerprint server you want to use.

FIGURE 6-4 ORACLE NET8 ASSISTANT PROFILE FOLDER PARAMETER TAB


6.6 ADMINISTERING THE ORACLE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE

Add a security policy called 'DEFAULT' to the manager using the Biometric
Manager on the Oracle Enterprise Manager. Refer to Oracle Biometric Manager
online Help for task oriented procedures.


6.6.1 CREATE A HASHKEY ON EACH OF THE CLIENTS

Use the Identix Setkey utility to configure a hexadecimal hashkey on each of the
clients: e.g., FF30EE. This key must be the same for each client and must match
the DEFAULT Policy hashkey. This key can range from 1 to 32 hexadecimal digits.


6.6.2 CREATE USERS FOR THE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION ADAPTER

To create a user for the adapter, execute the following steps:

 1. On the client use the Windows NT User Manager to create a username. (This
    username must match the username used in the next step.)
 2. On the database server, restart the database and create an Oracle Server
    account for the user. Use SVRMGRL if using the Oracle Enterprise Manager or
    Server Manager connected as a user with the create user database role. Use
    the following syntax to create an account:
 3. The os_authent_prefix is an Oracle Server initialization parameter. The
    default value for os_authent_prefix is OPS$. The username in this step
    should match the username created at the client. If you reset
    os_authent_prefix, you must stop and restart your database.
    
    Note:
    
    Oracle user names are limited to 30 characters and user names can be long,
    so it is strongly recommended that os_authent_prefix be set to a null value:
    
    Note:
    
    An Oracle user with username should not yet exist.
    
    

 4. Example: If you create the user 'king,' and set os_authent_prefix to a null
    value ('), you should create an Oracle user account using the following
    syntax:
 5. At the minimum, you should give the user the 'create session' privilege:
 6. Use the manager to enroll the user in the Oracle Biometric Authentication
    Service.
 7. The user 'king' can now be biometrically authenticated to Oracle.

For information on how to log on to a database server once the adapter has been
installed and configured, see Section 6.7, 'Authenticating Users With the Oracle
Biometric Authentication Service'. Store the secret key in the client according
to the directions in the Identix documentation.


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6.7 AUTHENTICATING USERS WITH THE ORACLE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE

To authenticate a user, first make sure that the Biometric Authentication
Service has been installed and configured and the steps in Section 6.6,
'Administering the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service' have been executed.

The user should follow these instructions:

 1. Log on as the username assigned by the database administrator.
 2. Set the System Environment Variable. The following variable is based on the
    10 port setting on your TouchNet II firmware.
 3. Double click Svrmgr 2.3. (Authentication is not limited to Svrmgr, but may
    be implemented through other front ends.)
 4. Type the name of your database server when Svrmgr displays the prompt:
    
    where, service_name is the name of the database server.

 5. Wait for the beep that announces the SQL*Net Native Authentication dialog
    box.
    
    Note:
    
    On some systems the dialog box is displayed behind the current window. The
    beep alerts you when it is displayed.
    
    

 6. Click OK in the SQL*Net Native Authentication dialog box.
 7. When a message appears telling you to place your finger on the desktop
    fingerprint sensor, use the same finger as you and the administrator entered
    into the authentication server repository.
 8. Remove your finger at the prompt. Another prompt tells you whether you've
    been authenticated or not.

If the authentication fails, and the message, 'Access Denied,' appears, try one
of the following recovery methods:

 * Restart the authentication process. See Section 6.7, 'Authenticating Users
   With the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service'.
 * Have the security administrator lower the threshold value to 80.
 * Have the security administrator reenroll you. Refer to Oracle Biometric
   Manager online Help for task oriented procedures.


6.8 USING THE BIOMETRIC MANAGER


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The Oracle Biometric Authentication Service is administered using the Biometric
Manager which is based on the Oracle Enterprise Manager. It provides a graphical
user interface (GUI) which enables the administrator to:

 * log on to the Fingerprint Authentication Server
 * browse the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service data for current users and
   security policies
 * enroll/delete a user to/from the database
 * create/modify a user's fingerprint
 * add/delete the default security policy to/from the database

Refer to Oracle Biometric Manager online Help for task oriented procedures.

Note:

Once the Biometric Manager has been installed, the first action taken must be
that of adding a security policy called 'DEFAULT' to the database.


6.8.1 LOGGING ON

Figure 6-5, 'Login Information Window', appears after you click on the Oracle
Biometric Manager icon in the Oracle Enterprise Manager window.

FIGURE 6-5 LOGIN INFORMATION WINDOW

 1. Type, or select, the following information to log on to the Oracle Biometric
    Manager.
    * username
    * password
    * service_name
      where service_name is the name of the authentication server
    * Connect As
      leave this field blank
 2. Click [OK] to continue, click [Cancel] to return to the Oracle Enterprise
    Manager, or click [Help] for Oracle Enterprise Manager help.
 3. Figure 6-6, 'Indentix User Registration Window', appears after you click
    [OK].
    
    FIGURE 6-6 INDENTIX USER REGISTRATION WINDOW


6.8.2 DISPLAYING ORACLE BIOMETRIC AUTHENTICATION SERVICE DATA

The Oracle Enterprise Manager displays the Oracle Biometric Authentication
Service database schema in two windows: the Object Tree window and the
Properties window.

6.8.2.1 THE OBJECT TREE WINDOW

The object tree window is located on the left side of the screen. It displays
the Oracle Biometric Authentication Service database schema in a tree-like
structure. This tree-like structure is composed of a series of folders that
contain objects. These objects, in turn, may also contain folders that contain
additional objects. See Figure 6-7, 'Identix User Registration Window with
Expanded Object Tree'.

FIGURE 6-7 IDENTIX USER REGISTRATION WINDOW WITH EXPANDED OBJECT TREE

Double-click the identix_scan folder to expand the object tree. Two folders will
appear under the Identix_scan folder: Users and Security Policies. You can
expand or contract the object tree or any of its folders by clicking the [+] or
[-] boxes, respectively.

6.8.2.2 THE PROPERTIES WINDOW

The Properties window is located on the right side of the screen. It initially
displays a graphic along with application and user information. The contents of
this window will change depending on what you select on the object tree. The
Properties window can display summary or detail information on a folder's
contents when you click on a folder in the Object Tree window. See Figure 6-8,
'Properties Window with Summary Information', or Figure 6-9, 'Properties Window
with Detail Information'.

FIGURE 6-8 PROPERTIES WINDOW WITH SUMMARY INFORMATION

6.8.2.2.1 SORTING SUMMARY DATA IN THE PROPERTIES WINDOW

The Properties window with summary information contains a list of items that can
be sorted by clicking on each column heading. For example:


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 * Click User Names to sort the items alphabetically by name
 * Click Enrolled ? to sort the items alphabetically by Yes/No
 * Click Enrollment Accuracy (fingerprint accuracy) to sort the items
   numerically by number
   
   FIGURE 6-9 PROPERTIES WINDOW WITH DETAIL INFORMATION


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6.9 TROUBLESHOOTING

Check the following if you encounter any problems while installing or using the
Biometric Authentication Adapter.

 1. Ensure that the Identix Set Key utility hash key exactly matches the
    Biometric manager DEFAULT Policy hash key.
 2. The NT user name must exactly match the externally defined user name in the
    database server and the user name used when adding the user with the
    Biometric Manager.
 3. Domain naming must be consistent. For example, if the local naming
    configuration (TNSNAMES.ORA) uses .world as an appendix to the service name,
    then the profile (SQLNET.ORA) must reflect this naming convention for the
    service name. For example:
    
 4. It is possible to use one database for both the biometric authentication
    service and the production database; however, this is not recommended. If
    you do this, add the following line of code to the local naming
    configuration fiel (TNSNAMES.ORA) on the server and on each PC client.


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