Configure the database

After installing the database, you are ready to configure it for Deep Security Manager.

First, configure a database instance, a database user, and several other vendor-specific settings. See one of the following sections:

Next, perform the following configurations:

  1. Synchronize both time and time zone. Use the same time source on both the database and Deep Security Manager servers.

    By default, the Deep Security AMI uses Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). You should also use UTC for your database. If you change this setting, be sure your manager and database match.

  2. Allow network connections between Deep Security Manager and the database server. See Port numbers, URLs, and IP addresses.
  3. Optionally, configure encryption. See Encrypt communication between the Deep Security Manager and the database.

The Deep Security Manager installation supports both SQL and Windows Authentication. When using Windows Authentication, the Advance option is not available with the AWS Marketplace version of Deep Security Manager.