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Map Security Objects to a Realm
Use the Name Mapping tab page to specify the secured objects or security principals that are being mapped to a specified realm.
To map security objects to a realm
- Select Enabled from the State drop-down list. (The default is Disabled.)
URI to realm mapping is enabled.
- Specify the source uniform identifier (URI) for a particular computer or user in the URI field. This field is not case sensitive.
For example, comp8618.ca.com specifies a single URI and comp861[789]\.ca\.com specifies a range of URIs to be mapped. (See the examples at the end of this procedure.)
- Select the URI type from the URI Type drop-down list. Valid values are Exact Match (literal) and Pattern Match (regular expression).
Default: Exact Match
- Select a realm from the Realm drop-down list.
- Click Add.
The URI and the URI type are added to the Name Mapping table.
- (Optional) Select a URI in the Name Mapping table and click Remove to remove the URI from the list.
- (Optional) Click Local to set the name mapping configuration policies to Locally Managed.
- (Optional) Click Default to reset the name mapping configuration policies to the original default values.
- Click Check to perform immediate validation of the data entered without committing the data.
- If cross-field or cross-table validation is successful, click Apply.
- Click the Time Ranges tab.
Examples
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URI
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URI Type
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Realm
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Description
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comp8618.ca.com
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Exact Match
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myrealm
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Map a specific URI to myrealm.
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comp861[789]\.ca\.com
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Pattern Match
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myrealm
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Map comp8617.ca.com, comp8618.ca.com, and comp8619.ca.com to myrealm.
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