| Credential Type
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Yes
|
Select the Credential authentication to verify the user name and password when connecting to a MongoDB database. Select the Credential Type from the drop down list.
- None
- CR Credential
- SHA Credential
- SHA256 Credential
- Kerberos
|
| UserName
|
Yes
|
Specify the user name you created in a MongoDB database. Available only when the
CR Credential,
SHA Credential,
SHA256 Credential, or
Kerberos is selected.
|
| Password
|
Yes
|
Specify the password that is used to access the database. Available only when the
CR Credential,
SHA Credential, or
SHA256 Credential
is selected.
|
| Authentication Database
|
Yes
|
The database to authenticate the user added to a database. The
UserName and
Authentication Database serve as a unique identifier for a user.
|
| SSL
|
Yes
|
Select this check box if you want to use the SSL authentication.
Note: Use X509 certificate to connect to Mongo server 4.0 running on windows.
|
| Key File
|
Yes
|
Specify the key file that your deployment uses to verify the user and the server. Available only when the
SSL check box is selected.
|
| Key Password
|
Yes
|
Specify the key password. Available only when the
SSL check box is selected.
|
| Trust File
|
Yes
|
Specify the trust file with CA. Available only when the
SSL check box is selected.
|
| Trust Password
|
Yes
|
Specify the trust password. Available only when the
SSL check box is selected.
|
| Allow Invalid Hostnames
|
Yes
|
When check box is selected, MongoDB disables the validation of the hostnames in SSL certificates, allowing MongoDB to connect to client if the hostname in their certificates do not match the specified hostname.
|
| X509 Credential
|
Yes
|
Select this check box if you want to use X509 credential to connect to the MongoDB server. Available only when the
SSL
check box is selected and
Credential Type is selected as
None.
|
