XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual

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User Authentication
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(XUA) 1.85 Reference Manual
Chapter 16. What-if Testing
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SEEP return 00000,00070,00004
SEEP dialog ID 2 (dialog will continue)
ECHO would be turned off
Response? change79
User : GRP79.TST001 (079,001) on 2010-05-08 00:49:24.806581
User Expires : * None *
Password Expires : * None *
Password May Change : * None *
Password Must Change : * None *
Password Expiry Grace : 15 days
Last Logon : 2010-04-28 09:31:29.649208
Last Unsuccessful Lgn : 2010-04-20 14:08:50.721162
Fail count : * None *
Static fail count : 79
Frozen/Thawed : Thawed
Last Modification Time: 2010-04-28 09:31:29.637664
From User : 000,000 NULL.NULL
Requestor : $NONE $NONE.NONE.NONE
Ancestor : $NONE $NONE.NONE.NONE
To User : 079,001 GRP79.TST001
Port : $NONE $NONE.NONE.NONE
Dialog ID : 001 Tag=2 Dialog=On
State : 02 Need first password
subproc check_for_impersonation:begin
Impersonation chars not in password field
Bypassing impersonation since current acl does not require it
Process state 02
state_needfirstpassword: Begin Proc
Begin check_frozen_expired_flags
Calling user_authenticate_priv with: GRP79.TST001,change79
Password verification returned 00000,00000
timegroup_check using TIMEGROUP values.
Found target ID 079,001 (GRP79.TST001) in TIMEGROUP $LOGON-WEEKENDS
Today's Day Time Time Tbl(i): Day Begin-Time End-Time
0 0900 006 0 0000 2359
Setting dialog state to 00005 Done
User : GRP79.TST001 (079,001) on 2010-05-08 00:49:24.861508
User Expires : * None *
Password Expires : * None *
Password May Change : * None *
Password Must Change : * None *
Password Expiry Grace : 15 days
Last Logon : 2010-04-28 09:31:29.649208
Last Unsuccessful Lgn : 2010-04-20 14:08:50.721162
Fail count : * None *
Static fail count : 79
Frozen/Thawed : Thawed
Last Modification Time: 2010-04-28 09:31:29.637664
UAGROUP PERMIT-ONLY-WEEKENDS Replying with access YES
UAGROUP PERMIT-ONLY-WEEKENDS Outcome is LOGON
SEEP return 00000,00000,00000
Access result - YES using GROUP PERMIT-ONLY-WEEKENDS
Example 2 allows users in the ACLGROUP $WEEKENDS to logon only on Saturdays
and Sundays using the TIMEGROUP $LOGON-WEEKENDS. Because the simulation
time is set to Sunday, logging on is allowed for members of the group $WEEKENDS.