AAVerify

Item Description

Use with:

Startup scripts, Terminal Launcher, Web, and Windows

SecureLogin version:

3.0.4

Type:

Action

Usage:

AAVerify [-user user object] [-tree tree name] [-method nmas sequence] [return variable]

Arguments:

user object

tree name

nmas sequence

return variable

The DN of the user to be reauthenticated.The user's NDS or eDirectory tree name.The NMAS login sequence to be used.

An optional variable that can store the results of the verification. Output values are "true" or "false." If return variable is specified, the script continues, regardless of the results of reauthentication. If no variable is specified, the script continues to execute following a successful reauthentication or terminates following an usuccessful reauthentication.

Description:

Used with Novell Modular Authentication Service (NMASTM) to verify the identity of the user before permitting single sign-on to an application.

If you don't specify user object, tree name or, auth method, AAVerify defaults to the values used at login.

If NMAS is not installed on the workstation, the script sends an error, or an error is returned via return variable.

To enable AAVerify with NMAS, make sure that nmas.dll is in the PATH. Also make sure that the NMAS client and specified login sequence are installed and properly configured. (See the NMAS documentation for details.)

Example:

 
Dialog 
 Title "Login"  
 Ctrl #1 
EndDialog 
AAVerify  
Type $Username #301 
Type $Password #302 
Type \N