2.5 Setting up user authentication and user mapping (for UNIX)
You must specify information that is required for JP1 user management, such as the authentication server, registration of JP1 users, and user mapping.
Specify the settings as appropriate to the host's role, as shown below.
Setting item |
Used as authentication server |
Not used as authentication server |
||
---|---|---|---|---|
Primary authentication server |
Secondary authentication server |
Manager host |
Agent host |
|
Authentication server specification |
Y |
Y |
Y |
-- |
JP1 user setting |
Y |
-- |
-- |
-- |
Operation permission setting |
Y |
-- |
-- |
-- |
Copy of authentication server setting |
-- |
Y |
-- |
-- |
User mapping# |
Y |
Y |
Y |
Y |
You specify the settings using JP1/Base commands.
You must set user mapping at all hosts where commands are executed by an automated action or a JP1/IM - View operation.
Operation |
JP1 user name |
Server host name |
OS user name |
---|---|---|---|
When executing commands from JP1/IM - View |
User who logs on to the manager |
Manager to which JP1/IM - View connects# |
User who is registered in the OS of the host where the command is executed |
When executing an automated action |
User name specified in the action definition |
Manager that defined the automated action# |
User who is registered in the OS of the host where the action is executed |
The JP1 user jp1admin is registered by default. For jp1admin, operation permissions whose JP1 resource group is * and JP1 authority level is JP1_Console_Admin have been set (JP1 resource group * can access all JP1 resource groups).