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DataStax 5.1 Security Guide Earlier DSE version Latest 5.1 patch: 5.1.18

About DSE Advanced Security
Security FAQs
Security checklists
Securing the environment
Configuring DSE Unified Authentication
Connecting to authentication enabled clusters
Managing roles
Authorizing access to database resources
Auditing activity
Transparent data encryption
Configuring SSL

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Configuring DSE Unified Authentication
Detailed steps to set up authentication and authorization in a DataStax Enterprise environment.

Configuring DSE Unified Authentication
Detailed steps to set up authentication and authorization in a DataStax Enterprise environment.
- About DSE Unified Authentication
  Describes supported authentication and authorization methods.
- Setting security keyspaces replication factors
  Prerequisite, increase replication factors (RF) for security keyspaces which manage authentication and authorization to prevent lockouts and ensure consistency across the cluster.
- Setting up Kerberos
  DataStax Enterprise authentication with Kerberos protocol uses tickets to prove identity for nodes that communicate over non-secure networks.
- Enabling DSE Unified Authentication
  Steps to enable and configure the DSE Unified Authentication.
- Configuring JMX authentication
  Enable JMX authentication for connections from the localhost or a remote host.
- Managing credentials, role, and permissions cache settings
  Change the amount of time and refresh rate for the credentials, role, and permissions cache.

Configuring DSE Unified Authentication

Detailed steps to set up authentication and authorization in a DataStax Enterprise environment.

About DSE Unified Authentication
Describes supported authentication and authorization methods.
Setting security keyspaces replication factors
Prerequisite, increase replication factors (RF) for security keyspaces which manage authentication and authorization to prevent lockouts and ensure consistency across the cluster.
Setting up Kerberos
DataStax Enterprise authentication with Kerberos protocol uses tickets to prove identity for nodes that communicate over non-secure networks.
Enabling DSE Unified Authentication
Steps to enable and configure the DSE Unified Authentication.
Configuring JMX authentication
Enable JMX authentication for connections from the localhost or a remote host.
Managing credentials, role, and permissions cache settings
Change the amount of time and refresh rate for the credentials, role, and permissions cache.

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