Sample Client Authentication Key File
The following figure illustrates API key lists in the Clients column and server key lists in the Servers column.
- API A contains key11, key21, key31, and key41. Key11 enables API A to communicate with Server A because Server A also contains the key11 entry. You must ensure that API1 is the host name on which API A resides and that Server1 is the host name on which Server A resides.
- API D contains key14, key24, and key34. Key14 enables API D to communicate with Server A because Server A also contains the key14 entry. You must ensure that API4 is the host name on which API D resides and that Server1 is the host name on which Server A resides.
- API C can communicate with Server A and Server B through matching
keys. API C also can communicate with Server C and Server D only through
the * MRLN SIMP keyany line.