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| Authentication |
| ... host computer are correctly configured so that secure communication is possible. You should first test with a standard LDAP client tool (such as ldapsearch) to verify that the KeyServer host can create a secure connection to the specific LDAP server you will be using. When a secure connection cannot ... |
| Authentication |
| ... the group name, not the fully qualified name). After entering a group name in a policy be sure to test launch a program in that policy under an account that is a member of the group so you can be sure that the group name was typed correctly. When specifying group names in Policy Detail windows, ... |
| Authentication |
| ... the group name, not the fully qualified name). After entering a group name in a policy be sure to test launch a program in that policy under an account that is a member of the group so you can be sure that the group name was typed correctly. When specifying group names in Policy Detail windows, ... |
| Authentication |
| ... to gain access to your KeyServer is called authentication. Once the user has passed the required test (e.g., typed the proper password), the user is authenticated. A user is not authenticated if they fail to satisfy some requirement of the active authentication module (e.g., fail to type an ... |
| Authentication |
| ...s name as known to KeyServer (“John Doe” in the example above). If the group membership test for the user fails, and if you have specified the Computers Object Class, then the LDAP module checks if the client computer is a member of the group. First the client computer name (e.g., “... |
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