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Role-Based Access Controls in a Router System

In a distributed DSA environment, a router DSA can be set to perform role lookups using its own credentials.

The roles DSA must contain an access control rule that gives the router DSA access to the role subtree. This means that when a user connects to a local DSA and the password is confirmed, the DSA looks up the user's roles without bypassing access controls.

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Set Up Role-Based Access Controls in a Router DSA