Mongo DB: How to enable authentication only on single database
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Assume, I have 3 databases AX,BX,CX
I want to enable authentication only on the DB CX.
My understanding is, we can enable authentication only on port (example-27017).
Can you pleas help me in setting up authentication only on CX DB
mongodb mongodb-security
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
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Assume, I have 3 databases AX,BX,CX
I want to enable authentication only on the DB CX.
My understanding is, we can enable authentication only on port (example-27017).
Can you pleas help me in setting up authentication only on CX DB
mongodb mongodb-security
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43
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Assume, I have 3 databases AX,BX,CX
I want to enable authentication only on the DB CX.
My understanding is, we can enable authentication only on port (example-27017).
Can you pleas help me in setting up authentication only on CX DB
mongodb mongodb-security
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
Assume, I have 3 databases AX,BX,CX
I want to enable authentication only on the DB CX.
My understanding is, we can enable authentication only on port (example-27017).
Can you pleas help me in setting up authentication only on CX DB
mongodb mongodb-security
mongodb mongodb-security
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
asked Nov 22 at 12:34
Rakesh Baddam
11
11
You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43
add a comment |
You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43
You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43
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You cannot do that and it's all or nothing. If you want authentication on one source but not on the others, then you actually run separate instances. Not that it is recommended to run ANY instance without authentication enabled. You're also asking on the wrong site since Stack Overflow is for programming questions. You ask questions about database configuration on dba.stackexchange.com. It would be appreciated if you removed your question and if you want to discuss it further, then ask the question there instead.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 22 at 12:43
Hello, the new versions of MongoDB require user and pass in any DB but you can add authentication if you follow the next article. medium.com/mongoaudit/…
– Cuchu
Nov 22 at 21:46
ok, thanks for the information
– Rakesh Baddam
Nov 23 at 9:43