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Configure a UNAB Host or Host Group

You can define the configuration settings that govern UNAB hosts and host groups. CA Access Control Enterprise Management helps you set the value of the settings in the UNAB configuration file (uxauth.ini) or the CA Access Control configuration file (accommon.ini). After you finish assigning values to the configuration settings, CA Access Control Enterprise Management creates a configuration policy that contains the updated settings values and assigns it to the host or host group. The policy is named config@hostName.

Note: You can use the Deployment Audit task to view the deployment status of the policy.

To configure a UNAB host or host group

  1. In CA Access Control Enterprise Management, do as follows:
    1. Click Policy Management.
    2. Click the UNIX Authentication Broker subtab.
    3. Expand the Host or Host Group tree in the task menu on the left, as appropriate.

      A list of available tasks appears.

  2. Do one of the following:
  3. Type the name of the host or host group you want to modify and click Search.

    A list of hosts or host groups that match the filter criteria appear.

  4. Select the host or host group to modify and click Select.

    The UNAB Configuration: HostName or UNAB Configuration: HostGroupName screen appears.

  5. Select the section and token to modify and click Add token.

    The selected configuration tokens appear.

  6. Modify the value of the configuration tokens.

    Note: For more information about the configuration tokens, see the Reference Guide.

  7. (Optional) Select another section and token to modify, click Add token, and modify the value of the configuration tokens as required.
  8. Click Submit.

    CA Access Control Enterprise Management sets the values of the configuration tokens on the selected UNAB host or host group.