You may access a remote station over a network and update the database on the remote station. To update the database on the remote station, both you and your terminal need permission.
With WRITE permission through a default access field (_default), or through the UACC class, you can enter the selang command shell at the remote station. However, you cannot execute any selang commands or otherwise access to the remote database. With READ permission, you can log in to the remote station but you cannot perform CA Access Control administration there.
Here is an example of this distinction between WRITE and READ permission:
newres TERMINAL tty13 defacc(read)
authorize TERMINAL tty13 uid(ADMIN1) access(r,w)
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