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Related Commands
access-policy (User Group), add (User Group), au-method, delete (User Group),
domain-user (Application Domain), fallback-login, fallback-users
Examples
v Applies the RBM policy to the WebGUI access and command line access.
v Removes the RBM policy from command line access. Does not affect WebGUI
au-cache-mode
Sets the caching mode for authentication results.
Syntax
au-cache-mode {absolute | disabled | maximum | minimum}
Parameters
absolute
disabled
maximum
minimum
Guidelines
The au-cache-mode command establishes the desired caching mode for
authentication results. Use the au-cache-ttl command to establish the explicit TTL.
Related Commands
au-cache-ttl
Examples
v Caches authentication results for the maximum amount of time.
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Command Reference
client certificates for authentication, only local fallback users, as defined with
the fallback-login and fallback-users commands, will be able to access the
appliance from the command line.
# apply-cli on
#
access.
# apply-cli off
#
Caches the results of user authentications for a period of time specified by
the au-cache-ttl command (the explicit time-to-live).
Disables caching. The system will not cache any results and instead always
authenticate every time a user requests access.
(Default) Compares the explicit TTL to the TTL contained in the response
(if any) and cache authentication results for the maximum of the two
values.
Compares the explicit TTL to the TTL contained in the response (if any)
and cache authentication results for the minimum of the two values
# au-cache-mode maximum
#
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