Defining the Security Attributes of a Server


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You can use the SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME, SEC_PRINCIPAL_LOCATION, and SEC_PRINCIPAL_PASSVAR parameters to identify the security attributes of any servers used for authentication.

SEC_PRINCIPAL_NAME—defines the principal name used by the server for various security operations.
SEC_PRINCIPAL_LOCATION—specifies the location of the private key of the principal user.

SEC_PRINCIPAL_PASSVAR—specifies the environment variable that contains the password used to open the private key of the principal user.

If Specified in This Section	This Parameter Defines	And Overrides Parameter Settings in This Section
RESOURCES	All system servers booted in the domain.	N/A
MACHINES	All system servers booted on a machine.	RESOURCES
GROUPS	All system and interoperating application servers booted within a group.	MACHINES
SERVERS	All system and interoperating application services booted within a server.	GROUPS

Note: These policies apply to the Workstation handler, Domains gateway processes, and interoperating application servers.