XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

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User Authentication
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(XUA) 1.85 Reference Manual
Chapter 15. Mapping NonStop IDs to Alternative Authentication Databases
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In Example 4 below, the first line DELETEs the Group.Name, and then APPENDs the
string "–SecureID", which would map HELPDESK.OPER1 to the RSA user account
OPER1-SecureID.
Example 4: Combining the DELETE and the APPEND operators
MAP RE:"^.*\." DELETE
MAP RE:"^.*$" APPEND "-SecureID"
15.2.3 DOWNSHIFT Operator
The DOWNSHIFT operator causes the part of the name matched by the regular
expression pattern to be down shifted.
Syntax:
MAP RE:"<RX pattern>" SHIFT <"string">
Example 5 below will downshift the matched string. This feature can be used if the
LDAP users are configured to be case sensitive.
Example 5: Using the DOWNSHIFT operator
MAP RE:"^.*$" DOWNSHIFT
15.2.4 UPSHIFT Operator
The UPSHIFT operator causes the part of the name matched by the regular
expression pattern to be upshifted.
Syntax:
MAP RE:"<RX pattern>" UPSHIFT <"string">
Example 6 below will upshift the matched ldap user name. This feature can be used if
the LDAP users are configured to be case sensitive.
Example 6: Using the UPSHIFT operator
UAGROUP UPSHIF-USERS
DESCRIPTION "UPSHIFT the LDAP Users and LOOKUP ON"
FROM_USER $EVERYONE
TO_USER ALIAS:"ldap-1"
LDAP_AUTHENTICATE ON
LDAP_LOOKUP ON
MAP RE:"^.*$" UPSHIFT
LDAP_USERS_CONTAINER "dc=xyz,dc=local"
LDAP_LOOKUP_ATTRIBUTE "samaccountname"
LDAP_DN_ATTRIBUTE "dn"
LDAP_SEARCH_USER "ins-ftp"
AUDIT_ACCESS_PASS ON
AUDIT_ACCESS_FAIL ON