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There are a few special entries that you can use while configuring
realms. Table 8-2 shows the various
special entries you can use. Table 8-2 Special Entries Special Entries | When to Use |
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Wildcard Entries | When specifying the primary realm for an
entry, you can use a wild card syntax such as *.realm. This syntax provides a shorthand for associating several related
realms with a single authentication type. For example, a company may
have several branches, eastern.company.com, western.company.com, and
central.company.com. The wild card entry for that company would define
*.company.com as the realm. This notation would include all three
realms. HP recommends that any such wild card entry be listed after
more specific entries. This order allows the preceding, specific entries
to override the wild card entry. | DEFAULT Realm | The DEFAULT realm acts as
a matching realm entry for all realms. By default, the DEFAULT realm
is configured to authenticate against the default set of users. Disable
the DEFAULT realm by choosing the No Store - Deny All Users option
in the User Profile Storage drop-down list. | NULL Realm | The Null realm authenticates users that do
not identify their realm when requesting access (for example, the
AAA server receives an access request from user, instead of user@organization.com).
By default, the NULL realm is disabled with the No Store: Deny All
Users setting. |
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