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          • Error Codes - Meeting

            Error Codes - Meeting

            Submit a service ticket. 500 MMC.111071068 CONF_PWD_ENCRYPT_FAILED Encrypt meeting passwords failed. Submit a service ticket. 500 MMC.111071071 STOP_ONLINE_CONF_EXCEPTION End meeting failed.

            Help > Meeting > Server API Reference
          • V2.0-8.x Versions - GaussDB

            V2.0-8.x Versions - GaussDB

            The password length supported by gs_guc encrypt is extended to 128 bits, and forward compatibility is maintained. Key specifications and restrictions: The maximum length of the private key password supported by gs_guc encrypt is extended to 128 bits.

            Help > GaussDB > Product Bulletin > Kernel Release History
          • Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database Executing SQL Statements Before running the SQL statements in this section, ensure that the master key has been generated and the parameters for accessing the master key are clear. This section uses a complete execution process as an example

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Centralized_V2.0-8.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Query
          • Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database Configuring the JDBC Driver Obtain the JDBC driver package. For details about how to obtain and use the JDBC driver, see "Application Development Guide > Development Based on JDBC" and "Application Development Guide > Compatibility Reference

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Centralized_V2.0-8.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Query
          • Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database Executing SQL Statements Before running the SQL statements in this section, ensure that the master key has been generated and the parameters for accessing the master key are clear. This section uses a complete execution process as an example

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Distributed_V2.0-8.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Queries
          • Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database Configuring the JDBC Driver Obtain the JDBC driver package. For details about how to obtain and use the JDBC driver, see "Application Development Guide > Development Based on JDBC" and "Application Development Guide > Compatibility Reference

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Distributed_V2.0-8.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Queries
          • Creating and Unmounting an Encrypted File System - Scalable File Service Turbo

            Creating and Unmounting an Encrypted File System - Scalable File Service Turbo

            Creating and Unmounting an Encrypted File System Creating an Encrypted File System To create encrypted SFS Turbo file systems, no authorization is required. You can create a file system that is encrypted or not, but you cannot change the encryption attribute of an existing file system

            Help > Scalable File Service Turbo > User Guide > Data Encryption
          • Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database Executing SQL Statements Before running the SQL statements in this section, ensure that the master key creation and configuration phases are complete. This section uses a complete execution process as an example to describe how to use the

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Centralized_V2.0-3.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Query
          • Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database Obtain the JDBC driver package. Obtain the JDBC driver package. For details about how to obtain and use the JDBC driver, see "Application Development Guide > Development Based on JDBC" in Developer Guide. The encrypted database supports

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Centralized_V2.0-3.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Query
          • Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using gsql to Operate an Encrypted Database Executing SQL Statements Before running the SQL statements in this section, ensure that the master key creation and configuration phases are complete. This section uses a complete execution process as an example to describe how to use the

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Distributed_V2.0-3.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Queries
          • Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using JDBC to Operate an Encrypted Database Obtain the JDBC driver package. Obtain the JDBC driver package. For details about how to obtain and use the JDBC driver, see "Application Development Guide > Development Based on JDBC" in Developer Guide. The encrypted database supports

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Distributed_V2.0-3.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Queries
          • CTS Trackers Have Traces Encrypted - Config

            CTS Trackers Have Traces Encrypted - Config

            CTS Trackers Have Traces Encrypted Rule Details Table 1 Rule details Parameter Description Rule Name cts-kms-encrypted-check Identifier cts-kms-encrypted-check Description If a CTS tracker does not have trace encryption enabled, this tracker is noncompliant. Tag cts Trigger Type Configuration

            Help > Config > User Guide > Resource Compliance > Built-In Policies > Cloud Trace Service
          • Checking Whether Encrypted Backup Is Enabled - TaurusDB

            Checking Whether Encrypted Backup Is Enabled - TaurusDB

            Checking Whether Encrypted Backup Is Enabled Function This API is used to check whether encrypted backup is enabled. Before calling this API: Learn how to authorize and authenticate it. Obtain the required region and endpoint. URI GET /v3/{project_id}/instances/{instance_id}/backups

            Help > TaurusDB > API Reference > APIs (Recommended) > Backup Management
          • Resetting the Password of an Encrypted Database Instance - Database Security Service

            Resetting the Password of an Encrypted Database Instance - Database Security Service

            Resetting the Password of an Encrypted Database Instance Function This API Is used to reset the password of a database encryption instance. URI POST /v1/{project_id}/db-encrypt/{instance_id}/password/reset Table 1 Path Parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description project_id Yes

            Help > Database Security Service > API Reference > API > Encryption Enhancement Management
          • Changing the Security Group of an Encrypted Instance - Database Security Service

            Changing the Security Group of an Encrypted Instance - Database Security Service

            Changing the Security Group of an Encrypted Instance Function This API is used to change the security group of a database encryption instance. URI PUT /v1/{project_id}/db-encrypt/{instance_id}/security-group Table 1 Path Parameters Parameter Mandatory Type Description project_id Yes

            Help > Database Security Service > API Reference > API > Encryption Enhancement Management
          • Features - Host Security Service

            Features - Host Security Service

            Ransomware can encrypt and control your data assets, such as documents, emails, databases, source code, images, and compressed files, to leverage victim extortion. Supported OSs: Linux and Windows.

            Help > Host Security Service > Service Overview
          • Using Go Driver to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using Go Driver to Operate an Encrypted Database - GaussDB

            Using Go Driver to Operate an Encrypted Database Before running the SQL statements in this section, ensure that the master key has been generated and the parameters for accessing the master key are clear. This section uses a complete execution process as an example to describe how

            Help > GaussDB > Feature Guide(Centralized_V2.0-8.x) > Setting Encrypted Equality Query
          • Configuring an Encrypted Flume Data Collection Task - MapReduce Service

            Configuring an Encrypted Flume Data Collection Task - MapReduce Service

            Configuring an Encrypted Flume Data Collection Task Configuring the Encrypted Transmission Using Cascaded Agents to Collect Static Logs from Local Host to HDFS Parent topic: Using Flume

            Help > MapReduce Service > Component Operation Guide (Normal) > Using Flume
          • Whether the Source Database Contains Encrypted Objects - Data Replication Service

            Whether the Source Database Contains Encrypted Objects - Data Replication Service

            Whether the Source Database Contains Encrypted Objects Microsoft SQL Server as the Source Table 1 Whether the source database contains encrypted objects Check Item Whether the source database contains encrypted objects Description Check whether the source database contains encrypted

            Help > Data Replication Service > Troubleshooting > Solutions to Failed Check Items > Database Parameters
          • Setting Encrypted Transmission for a General-Purpose Cloud Phone - CloudDevice

            Setting Encrypted Transmission for a General-Purpose Cloud Phone - CloudDevice

            Setting Encrypted Transmission for a General-Purpose Cloud Phone KooPhone allows you to enable encrypted transmission for general-purpose cloud phones. After encrypted transmission is enabled, data exchanged between the cloud phone and the device can be protected. Enabling Encrypted

            Help > CloudDevice > User Guide > Setting Security Control Policies for a General-Purpose Cloud Phone
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