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Caching Realm

 

Create a New Caching Realm

  1. Click the Caching Realms node in the left pane. The Caching Realms table displays in the right pane showing all the caching realms defined in the domain.

  2. Click the Create a New Caching Realm text link. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with configuring a new caching realm.

  3. Enter values in the Name and Basic Realm attribute fields. Click the Case Sensitive Cache checkbox to enable case sensitivity.

  4. Click Create to create a caching realm instance with the name you specified in the Name field. The new instance is added under the Caching Realms node in the left pane.

  5. Click the ACL, Authentication, Groups, Users, and Permission tabs and change the attribute fields or accept the default values as assigned.

  6. Click Apply to save any changes you made.

Clone a Caching Realm

  1. Click the Caching Realms node in the left pane. The Caching Realms table displays in the right pane showing all the caching realms defined in the domain.

  2. Click the Clone icon in the row of the caching realm you want to clone. A dialog displays in the right pane showing the tabs associated with cloning a caching realm.

  3. Enter values in the Name and Basic Realm attribute fields. Click the Case Sensitive Cache checkbox to enable case sensitivity.

  4. Click the Create button in the lower right corner to create a caching realm instance with the name you specified in the Name field. The new instance is added under the Caching Realms node in the left pane.

  5. Click the ACL, Authentication, Groups, Users, and Permission tabs and change the attribute fields or accept the default values as assigned.

  6. Click Apply to save any changes you made.

Delete a Caching Realm

  1. Click the Caching Realms node in the left pane. The Caching Realms table displays in the right pane showing all the caching realms defined in the domain.

  2. Click the Delete icon in the row of the caching realm you want to delete. A dialog displays in the right pane asking you to confirm your deletion request.

  3. Click Yes to delete the caching realm. The caching realm icon under the Caching Realms node is deleted.

Configuration

General

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Name

 

Displays the active security realm. This field can not be changed.

 

String

 

MyCachingRealm

 

Basic Realm

 

The name of the alternate security realm or custom security realm being used with the Caching realm.

 

List

 

None

 

Case Sensitive Cache

 

Defines whether the specified security realm is case-sensitive. By default, this field is enabled: the realm is case-sensitive. To use a realm that is not case-sensitive (such as the Windows NT and LDAP security realms), you must disable this field.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False

 

True

 

ACL

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Enable ACL Cache

 

Option for enabling the ACL cache.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False


 

True

 

ACLCache Size

 

The maximum number of ACL lookups to cache.

 

This attribute should be a prime number for best lookup performance.

 

211

 

ACLCache TTLPositive

 

The number of seconds to retain the results of a successful lookup.

 

Integer

 

60

 

ACLCache TTLNegative

 

The number of seconds to retain the results of an unsuccessful lookup.

 

Integer

 

10

 

Authentication

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Enable Authentication Cache

 

This attribute is set true if the authentication cache is enabled.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False

 

True

 

Authentication Cache Size

 

This attribute sets the maximum number of Authenticate requests to cache.

 

This attribute should be a prime number for best lookup performance.

 

211

 

Authentication Cache TTLPositive

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of a successful lookup.

 

Integer

 

60

 

Authentication Cache TTLNegative

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of an unsuccessful lookup.

 

Integer

 

10

 

Groups

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Enable Group Cache

 

This attribute is set true if group cache is enabled.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False

 

True

 

Group Cache Size

 

This attribute sets the maximum number of Group lookups to cache.

 

This attribute should be a prime number for best lookup performance

 

211

 

Group Cache TTLPositive

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of a successful lookup.

 

Integer

 

60

 

Group Cache TTLNegative

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of an unsuccessful lookup.

 

Integer

 

10

 

Goup Membership Cache TTL

 

This attribute sets the maximum number of group members to cache.

 

Integer

 

300

 

Users

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Enable User Cache

 

This attribute is set true if user cache is enabled.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False


 

True

 

User Cache Size

 

This attribute sets the maximum number of User lookups to cache.

 

This attribute should be a prime number for best lookup performance.

 

211

 

User Cache TTLPositive

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of a successful lookup.

 

Integer

 

60

 

User Cache TTLNegative

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of an unsuccessful lookup.

 

Integer

 

10

 

Permissions

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Enable Permission Cache

 

This attribute is set true if permission cache is enabled.

 

Boolean,

Selected = True

Unselected = False


 

True

 

Permission Cache Size

 

This attribute sets the maximum number of Permission lookups to cache.

 

This attribute should be a prime number for best lookup performance.

 

211

 

Permission Cache TTLPositive

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of a successful lookup.

 

Integer

 

60

 

Permission Cache TTLNegative

 

This attribute sets the number of seconds to retain the result of an unsuccessful lookup.

 

Integer

 

10

 

Notes

Attribute

Description

Range of Values

Default Value

Notes

 

This attribute provides a space for user supplied information.

 

The value must be an alphanumeric string.

 

Null

 

 

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