trustedHosts

Last Updated : Dec 12, 2023 |

This will add a host as a trusted, authorized host under the HostAA configuration.

Syntax

trustedHosts add [certificateCN] [service type] [authentication policy] [authorization policy]

trustedHosts del [certificateCN] [service type]

trustedHosts edit [old certificateCN] [old service type] -n [new certificateCN] -s [new service type] -an [new authentication policy] -auth [new authorization policy]

For example, trustedHosts add aesclient dmcc yes sdb

where:

Argument

Description

add

Add the trusted host entry.

del

Delete the trusted host entry.

edit

Edit the trusted host entry.

certificateCN

The name that appears in the Subject Name or Common Name (CN) field of the client cert.

service type

‘all’, ‘dmcc’ or ‘tr87’.

authentication policy

'yes’ or ‘no’ to apply authentication policy for the service.

authorization policy

‘sdb’ for Security Database, ‘ed’ for Enterprise Directory, ‘any’ for Unrestricted host.

Return codes:

Return code

Description

4

The User Authentication Policy cannot be set to Required when the service type is TR/87.

5

Could not delete host.

Possible reasons: The given combination of host and service type does not exist or the host was already deleted.

6

Possible duplication, CN already exists. Cannot add same CN for service type ALL.

7

Could not delete host.

Possible reason: The host was already deleted. Not an error condition.

8

The specified host and/or service does not exist.