OSF DCE Administration Guide--Core Components

OSF DCE Administration Guide—Core Components
32.3.2.3 Sample Value for the -trigbind Option
The following sample shows the value for a -trigbind option. In the sample, the binding
has the principal name MVS_server, is authenticated with packet-privacy protection
level, uses a shared secret key and an authorization service of DCE. The binding is
supplied as a server entry name.
-trigbind {{dce MVS_server pktprivacy secret dce} \
{/.:/hosts/host_name/dce_entity_name}}
32.4 Creating and Maintaining Attribute Instances
Using dcecp, operations you can attach extended registry attributes to objects, modify
the values assigned to those attributes, and delete the attachement just as you would any
attribute attached to an object.
You can attach extended registry attributes to any of the following registry objects using
the dcecp create and modify commands:
• principal
• group
• organization
• policy
Note: In DCE Version 1.1, you cannot attach attributes to the policy object.
• directory
• replist
• xattrschema
32.4.1 Attaching Attribute Instances to Objects
You can attach attributes to object when you create the objects with the dcecp
principal -attribute operation, or you can attach attributes to existing objects with the
dcecp modify -add operation.
For example, to create the principal delores and at the same time attach the MVSname
attribute with a value of admin, use the following principal create command:
dcecp> principal create delores -attribute {MVSname admin}
To attach the MVSname attribute with a value of admin to the principal named delores,
use the following principal modify command:
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