User`s guide

APP Server utility
APP Server installation and setup
Pipeline User’s Guide Preliminary January 30, 1998 C-5
Additionally, a section entitled [App Server] is added to WIN.INI when App
Server is installed, containing the default socket data (automatically entered by
the App Server utility). Even though the data is listed in WIN.INI, the values are
actually stored in the Windows Registry.
Two keys are included in the [App Server] section of WIN.INI:
• udp_port
• bcast_udp_port
The following is a sample AppSrvr.ini file that illustrates the overall format.
[BANNER]
line1="This is a sample."
[PROFILE]
Name=hummer
User=administrator
[WinSNK]
Path=F:\WinSNK
0=Call intercepted by Defender Security Server
1=Unauthorized use of this system is prohibited
3=Enter ID:
4=SNK Challenge: %s ^M^JEnter Response:
5=Invalid Identification.
6=Invalid SNK Response^M^JSNK Challenge: %s ^M^JEnter
Response:
7=Access Approved. You are now connected to service.^M^J
[WinSNK] Consists of 33 lines with the first using the key name, Path, and all
remaining lines using a number from 0 to 31.
Path is the fully qualified path to the location of the installed Axent
SecureNet Softkey. The purpose of this section is to maintain a list of
text messages received from the authentication server, which allows
you to keep App Server synchronized with any change made by the
SecureNet administrator.
0-31 contain the text as entered on the authentication server.
Table C-1.APP Server INI file contents (continued)
INI section Description