XYGATE User Authentication Reference Manual
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Chapter 17. Completing the XUA 
Implementation 
After the software is installed, configured, and the configuration is tested, you can 
configure Safeguard to call the XUA server when processing logon requests. If the 
SECURITY-ADMINISTRATOR group is defined in your environment, you must be a 
member; otherwise, your userid must be a member of the super group for the following 
steps: 
•  Installing the Safeguard Authentication SEEP (Step 2) 
•  Enabling the Safeguard Authentication SEEP (Step 3). 
Step 1 – Attach the XUA TACLSEG 
Only users who will be administering XUA or generating XUA reports must execute the 
following command first. You should add it to those users’ TACLCSTM files. 
Syntax:
RUN $SYSTEM.XYGATEUA.XUA INSTALL 
At this point, the XUA macro segment has been attached to your TACL and the XUA 
macros are available. The segment will be named XUA_SEG when attached. You may 
use the SEGINFO command at the TACL prompt to display the list of segments that 
are attached to your TACL. 
Example: How to display the segments currently attached to your TACL 
$SYSTEM XYGATEUA 9> seginfo 
        Pgs Pgs Bytes Bytes 
Segment File    Access  Now Max  Now  Max % UC Directory 
$SYSTEM.#0029210    PR  16 1024 25660 2097152 1 13 : 
$SYSTEM.SYS04.TACLSEGF  SH  228 1024 460536 2097152 21 3 :UTILS.1 
$SYSTEM.XYGATEAC.TACLSEG  SH  52 1024 105604 2097152 5 1 :XAC_SEG.1 
$SYSTEM.XYGATEPC.TACLSEG  SH  52 1024 102612 2097152 4 1 :XPC_SEG.1 
$SYSTEM.XYGATESP.TACLSEG  SH  28 1024 55172 2097152 2 1 :XSP_SEG.1 
$SYSTEM.XYGATEUA.TACLSEG  SH  64 1024 130184 2097152 6 1 :XUA_SEG.1 
$SYSTEM XYGATEUA 10> 
You may remove the TACLSEG from your TACL by typing: 
DETACHSEG :XUA_SEG 
If you remove the TACLSEG, you have to install it again before you can execute any 
XUA process control commands or execute any XUA macros. 
You may wish to add this command to those users’ TACLCSTM files so that the 
segment will be loaded automatically each time they log on. 










