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09-06-2006 01:51 AM
09-06-2006 01:51 AM
External Authentication, ACME style
I would like to be able to authenticate some of my VMS users to an LDAP directory using the ACME product, but am worried about messing up my existing VMS authentication.
Can I install the ACME package without disabling the existing SYSUAF method?
Eventually, I would want all my users to be done this way, but I want to play with it first.
I read the documentation and come up with this
To install the ACME LOGINOUT image:
$ PRODUCT INSTALL V732_ACMELOGIN
To install the traditional LOGINOUT image:
$ PRODUCT INSTALL V732_LOGIN
Is the result of installing ACME LOGINOUT that my "traditional" method doesn't work?
Also, I read somewhere that ACME is available as part of vms 8.3, where as it is installable on 7.3-2.
Thanks
Can I install the ACME package without disabling the existing SYSUAF method?
Eventually, I would want all my users to be done this way, but I want to play with it first.
I read the documentation and come up with this
To install the ACME LOGINOUT image:
$ PRODUCT INSTALL V732_ACMELOGIN
To install the traditional LOGINOUT image:
$ PRODUCT INSTALL V732_LOGIN
Is the result of installing ACME LOGINOUT that my "traditional" method doesn't work?
Also, I read somewhere that ACME is available as part of vms 8.3, where as it is installable on 7.3-2.
Thanks
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09-10-2006 04:11 PM
09-10-2006 04:11 PM
Re: External Authentication, ACME style
Rob,
>Can I install the ACME package without disabling the existing SYSUAF method?
Of course! You can't do it any other way. Every user still needs a SYSUAF entry. Set the EXTAUTH flag for those you want authenticated by the external ACME. There's another flag - VMSAUTH which allows both types of authentication.
See the docs for full details.
>Can I install the ACME package without disabling the existing SYSUAF method?
Of course! You can't do it any other way. Every user still needs a SYSUAF entry. Set the EXTAUTH flag for those you want authenticated by the external ACME. There's another flag - VMSAUTH which allows both types of authentication.
See the docs for full details.
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09-11-2006 01:10 AM
09-11-2006 01:10 AM
Re: External Authentication, ACME style
John
Appreciate the response. I was concerned that I would end up disabling one method by enable the other.
I am going to give it a shot.
Appreciate the response. I was concerned that I would end up disabling one method by enable the other.
I am going to give it a shot.
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