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Overview
Default Security
Depots and Depot Registration
Modifying Target Systems
The swacl Command
swacl Output
Basic Security Tasks
Listing User Access
Allowing Users to Manage Products in a Depot
Allowing Users to Manage Roots (Install/Remove)
Restricting Access to Depots
Adding Target Hosts
Temporarily Restricting Access
Closing the SD-UX Network
Editing an ACL
How ACLs are Matched to the User
ACL Entries
ACL Keys
ACL Permissions
Object Protection
ACL Templates
Security on SD-UX Systems
SD-UX Internal Authentication
SD-UX Credentials
Security Between Hosts: The Shared Secrets File
RPC Authorization
How Agents Handle Controller Requests
Local Superuser Authorization
Depot Registration and Daemon/Agent Security
Security Use Models
Security in Remote Distributions
Security in Local Distributions
Security for Software Developers
Permission Requirements, by Command
Packaging (swpackage)
Listing (swlist)
Job Browsing (sd, swjob)
Copying (swcopy)
Installing (swinstall)
Removal (swremove)
Configuration (swconfig)
Verify (swverify)
Registering Depots (swreg)
Changing ACLs (swacl)
Request Scripts (swask)
Modify (swmodify)

During the SD-UX installation, a default security setup is created. This chapter explains basic SD-UX security, introduces the swacl command, presents examples of common tasks, and provides in-depth discussion of how SD-UX manages security.

Table 9-1 Chapter Topics

Topic and Page

“Overview”

“The swacl Command ”

“Basic Security Tasks ”
“How ACLs are Matched to the User ”
“ACL Entries ”
“Security on SD-UX Systems ”
“SD-UX Internal Authentication ”
“RPC Authorization”
“Security Use Models ”
“Permission Requirements, by Command ”

 



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