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Chapter 15 User Authorization and Access Control 269
Common IMS Operations
The examples in this section are the same for all IMS services, regardless of their
type.
Example: Display the IMS Search Order
A search-order of “internalFirst” means that XgOS searches the local user database
before searching your external IMS.
In the example above, two servers are configured: one AD server and one RADIUS
server. The local user database is checked first. Use set ims -search-order to
change the IMS search order.
Example: Control Cached Authentication Data
Normally, IMS has to query the specified IMS server for role information when the
user tries to log in for the first time. This kind of query can be resource intensive,
especially for external IMS servers such as AD or RADIUS.
show ims -detail
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cache-timeout 240
token-timeout 5
server-type ldap_ad
search-order internalFirst
maps-to-root root
num-of-servers 2
num-of-ad-servers 1
num-of-sun-servers 0
num-of-ibm-servers 0
num-of-radius-servers 1
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1 record displayed