Administering SAS Servers |
A SAS login may need to be available in order to to start a SAS session on a server or to connect to a client. Each SAS login definition contains a user name, password, and domain, as well as a pointer to the user's person reference entry in the LDAP directory.
SAS logins may be used to provide credentials when creating a client connection. Whether or not SAS logins are required depends on the method calls used to start the server or create the connection. For example, you might need logins for pooling. If you do not use logins, you must track and specify the user credentials manually.
The sasLogin object class is defined using the attributes listed in the following table. For each attribute, the table shows:
The name that identifies the attribute on the LDAP server (or in the configuration file). Under each attribute name, the table shows the corresponding tab and field name in the IT Administrator application.
"Required" or "Optional" to indicate whether the attribute is required.
The type of server configuration for which the attribute is used. Note: SAS logins are used only in IOM Bridge configurations. Therefore, IOM Bridge is listed as the server type for each attribute.
A definition of the attribute.
For step-by-step instructions on defining the metadata for a SAS login, refer to Using the IT Administrator to Define a SAS Login. If you are not using an LDAP server, you can use a configuration file to define a SAS login. For instructions, see Using a Configuration File to Define the Metadata.
sasLogin Attribute Definitions | ||||
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Attribute Name | Required/ Optional |
Server Type | Definition | |
description In IT Administrator:: Description |
Optional | IOM Bridge | Text to summarize why this object definition exists. | |
objectClass In IT Administrator: N/A |
Required | IOM Bridge | The object class identifier. For sasLogin objects, this is always
sasLogin . If you use IT Administrator, this identifier is assigned automatically.
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sasAllowedClientDN In IT Administrator: Logins Client DNs |
Optional | IOM Bridge | The distinguished names of the users or groups of users who are to be allowed access to a workspace that is created with this sasLogin. | |
sasDomainName In IT Administrator: Logins Domain |
Optional | IOM Bridge | The security domain in which the sasLogin definition participates. The login definition must have the same domain name as the server on which SAS sessions will be established. The lack of a domain is considered a domain; therefore, if the login definition has no domain name, it will be associated only with servers that have no domain name. | |
sasLogicalName In IT Administrator: Logical Names |
Optional | IOM Bridge | The logical names associated with this sasLogin definition. For more information about logical names, refer to Assigning Logical Names. | |
sasLogincn In IT Administrator: Name |
Required | IOM Bridge | The unique name for this sasLogin object. | |
sasLoginName In IT Administrator: Logins SAS Login |
Required | IOM Bridge | The user name, or login ID, that the spawner is to use when launching the object server. The user name must be valid for the server on which SAS sessions will be established. | |
sasMinAvail In IT Administrator: Logins Min Available Workspaces |
Optional | IOM Bridge | Specifies the minimum number of workspaces using this login definition that need to be available. This value includes only idle connections. | |
sasMinSize In IT Administrator: Logins Min Workspace Size |
Optional | IOM Bridge | Specifies the minimum number of workspaces using this login definition that are created when the workspace pool is created. This value includes both connections that are in use and connections that are idle. The default value is 0. | |
sasReferenceDn In IT Administrator: Person Reference |
Optional | IOM Bridge | The distinguished name of a person or group entry. This attribute is not used by the object spawner. | |
sasUserPassword In IT Admininistrator: Logins Password |
Required | IOM Bridge | The user login password for starting a SAS session. The password must be valid for the server on which SAS sessions will be established. |
Administering SAS Servers |