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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16.2 Testing Logon Outcome Based on Subject Userid
The user requesting the logon. This defaults to the current user if omitted or if * is
used. Wildcards are not allowed.
Syntax:
<operation> <To_ID> [{<password> | *} [<From_ID> [{<requestor> | *}
[{<ancestor> | *} [{<port> | *} [<predicted result> [<predicted UAGROUP>]]]]]]]
Where:
<From_ID> can be: ###,###
group.user
alias:"<alias>"
"<alias>"
Example 2: How to test a logon based on the subject userid (FROM_USER)
Access check:LOGON UATEST.TEST001 * alias:"uatst"
SEEP msg: Password:
SEEP dialog ID 5 (dialog will continue)
ECHO would be turned off
Response? ***
Access result - NO using GROUP AUTHENTICATE_FAIL_STOP-TEST
Example 2 shows that the alias uatst cannot logon as UATEST.TEST001 because of
the UAGROUP "AUTHENTICATE_FAIL_STOP-TEST".
16.3 Testing Logon Outcome Based on Requestor Program
Syntax:
<operation> <To_ID> [{<password> | *} [<From_ID> [{<requestor> | *}
[{<ancestor> | *} [{<port> | *} [<predicted result> [<predicted UAGROUP>]]]]]]]
Where:
<requestor> can be: <object filename>[:<process name>]
The process which is requesting the logon. Use * when any requestor is valid
otherwise enter a valid requestor object filename and optional process name. If * is
used, XUA will replace * by $NONE.NONE.NONE:$NONE.
Example 3: Testing a logon based on the requestor program
Access check:LOGON UATST.TEST003 * UATST.TEST001 $SYSTEM.XYGATEAC.XYGATEAC * *
SEEP msg: Password:
SEEP dialog ID 5 (dialog will continue)
ECHO would be turned off
Response? ****
Access result - YES using GROUP REQUESTOR-TEST
Example 3 shows that the user UATST.TEST003 can logon as UATEST.TEST001
using XYGATEAC because of the UAGROUP "REQUESTOR-TEST".