Bay Networks 6300 Supplement Manual page 267

Book A
Username and
Group Criteria
Remote Annex 6300 Supplement to the Remote Annex Administrator's Guide for UNIX
Profile Criteria Syntax
The following sections give the purpose and syntax for each of the
different criteria you can include in a profile criteria specification.
Additional information and examples are supplied in the sections on
acp_regime, acp_userinfo, and acp_restrict.
The username criterion lets you control security based on the RA 6300
userid (the name the user specifies at login).
The group criterion lets you control security based on a user's
membership in a group. You assign users to groups via either the
acp_group file or the /etc/group file (see
15-244). When a group profile criterion is specified, erpcd checks the
acp_group file to find the users belonging to the group. If it cannot find
an acp_group file, erpcd looks in the /etc/group file.
A wildcard (*) can be used to represent as many of the final characters
in a username or group as can be removed and still leave the name
unique. The following are examples of username and group criteria:
username=fritz
username=fri*
username=frank
username=fra*
group=finance
group=fi*
group=fun
The following designates all users:
username=*
Chapter 15 Using RA 6300 Security
Creating User Groups on page
A-239