<ul><li>An Oracle wallet is used to store certificates for Listeners with https protocol or as an encrypted password store for Oracle logins.</li><li>It is an encrypted, password-protected PKCS#12 container file that can be accessed with openssl tools.</li><li>Storing credentials in an Oracle wallet is a proprietary extension from Oracle.</li><li>Different types of Oracle wallets include normal, auto_login, auto_login_local, and auto_login_only.</li><li>Auto_login wallets allow for non-interactive logins without a password prompt.</li><li>The auto_login_only wallet does not have a PKCS#12 container and allows access without a password.</li><li>Wallet types can be determined by analyzing the content using octal dump (od) utility.</li><li>Converting wallets between auto_login and non-auto-login types is possible with orapki commands.</li><li>Ensure filesystem permissions are secure and restrict access to wallets for better security.</li><li>Auto_login_only wallets are suitable for storing trusted certificates for client-connects.</li></ul>

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