The CONNECTIONUSER statement specifies the user name required by a website for connection authentication and, optionally, the user's domain in an HTTP job. The scheduling manager uses the user name, domain, agent name, and the job type to select the user's password in the password repository.
Supported Job Type
This statement is optional for the HTTP job type.
Syntax
This statement has the following format:
CONNECTIONUSER connect_user [DOMAIN(domain)]
Specifies the user name required by a website for connection authentication.
Limits: Up to 128 characters; case-sensitive; it cannot contain delimiters (such as spaces)
(Optional) Specifies the name of the user's domain.
Limits: Up to 64 characters; case-sensitive; it cannot contain delimiters (such as spaces)
Note: Each user ID requires a corresponding password. The password is encrypted and stored separately from the user ID. For more information on defining passwords and other security requirements, refer to your scheduling manager's documentation.
Example: Specify User for Connection Authentication
This example performs an HTTP query using the HTTP GET method. The output of the invocation is returned in the job's spool file. In this example, the job specifies the connection domain and origin for NTLM authentication, overrides the global proxy defaults specified in the agentparm.txt file, and specifies the user and BASIC, DIGEST, and NTLM protocols for web server authentication.
AGENT APPAGENT INVOCATIONTYPE GET SERVLET_URL http://host.example.com/protected IGNORE CONNECTIONORIGIN host.example.com CONNECTIONDOMAIN windows_domain AUTHORDER (BASIC, DIGEST, NTLM) CONNECTIONUSER user1 PROXYDOMAIN http://host.domain.proxy PROXYHOST proxy.example.com PROXYORIGIN http://host.origin.proxy PROXYPORT 90 PROXYUSER user01 domain(mydomain)
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