POSIX AIX Profile: General Information
Use this page to specify information about the AIX® service instance.
The AIX service instance uses an agentless adapter based on IBM® Security Directory Integrator assembly lines. Complete the following fields to connect to the server where the service resides:
- Service name
- Specify a name that helps you identify the service instance. For example, you might include the host name of the computer on which the AIX service instance runs.
- Description
- Specify additional information about the AIX service instance.
- Tivoli Directory Integrator location
- Optional: Specify the URL for the Security Directory Integrator instance.
Valid syntax is
rmi://ip-address:port/ITDIDispatcher
, where ip-address is the Security Directory Integrator host, and port is the port number for the RMI Dispatcher. For example, you might specify the URL asrmi://localhost:16231/ITDIDispatcher
. Specify the value of localhost in the etc/hosts file. - Managed resource location
- Specify the host name or IP address for the AIX resource. For IPv6 addresses, enter the address value in brackets. An example of a URL using IPv6 would be http://[address]:port number
- User registry
- Specify how to manage and authenticate users.
- Leave Blank if the users on the service are to be managed only through the /etc/password file.
- Type files if this is a mixed setup and the users are to be managed through the /etc/password file.
- Type LDAP if this is a mixed setup and the users are to be managed through LDAP.
- Delete home directory when the account is deleted?
- Select this check box to delete the home directory of the user on the AIX server when the account is deleted.
- Owner
- Specify the existing user ID of the service owner that administers
the AIX service instance.
Click Search to specify the name of the user who owns the service.
If a name exists in this field, click Clear to specify that any user be used in administering the service instance
- Service prerequisite
- Specify an existing service instance or function that the AIX service instance requires.
If a service has another service defined as a service prerequisite, a user can only receive a new account if they have an existing account on the service prerequisite.