XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

XYGATE
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User Authentication
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(XUA) 1.85 Reference Manual
Chapter 16. What-if Testing
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Operation LOGON/CHECK Permission
ancestor
The requestor’s ancestor; that is, a fully qualified object file
name, such as $SYSTEM.SYSnn.TACL or
$SYSTEMZTPIP.FTPSERV.
You can also append a process name as in the following
example:
$SYSTEM.SYSnn.TACL:$XYZ
port
PORTs specified as <terminal> or <terminal>:<terminal-
object-file>. Entries can be wildcarded as in the following
example:
$ZTN0.#*:$SYSTEM.*.TELSERV
predicted result
The result you expect XUA to return.
• Y or YES
• N or NO
• NR or NORECORD
predicted UAGROUP
The UAGROUP you expect to be used to make the ruling.
16.1 Testing Logon Outcome Based on Target Userid
Target User is the ID the subject user is attempting to logon to.
Syntax:
<operation> <To_ID> [{<password> | *} [<From_ID> [{<requestor> | *}
[{<ancestor> | *} [{<port> | *} [<predicted result> [<predicted UAGROUP>]]]]]]]
Where:
<To_ID> can be: ###,###
group.user
alias:"<alias>"
"<alias>"
Example 1: How to test a logon based on a target userid (TO_USER)
Access check:LOGON UATEST.TEST001 * UATEST.TEST002 * * *
SEEP msg: Password:
SEEP dialog ID 3 (dialog will continue)
ECHO would be turned off
Response? ***
Access result - YES using GROUP DEFAULT
Example 1 shows that UATEST.TEST002 can logon as UATEST.TEST002 using the
UAGROUP "DEFAULT".