HP-UX AAA Server A.07.01 Administrator's Guide

Table 11-4 Certificate Path Properties (continued)
FunctionOption
For TLS only. Identifies the attribute in the user digital
certificate to retrieve the user's name. This attribute must
Client User Name Attribute
match the user name configured on the supplicant (client)
software. The AAA server will check the user name in the
certificate against the user name supplied in the EAP-TLS
authentication request. Select one of the options listed
below:
Subject Common name (default): Use the
CommonName (CN) in the Subject attribute.
Subject EmailAddress: Use the Email Address(E) in
the Subject attribute.
SubjectAltName RFC822Name: Use the RFC822Name
in the SubjectAltName attribute.
Check all attributes: Search all of the above three fields
for a matching name.
Disable: Ignore comparing User name with Certificate
name.
For TLS. Fully-qualified file name to a list of prohibited
client certificates. File must be in .pem or .cer format.
Certificate Revocation List Path
File Size Properties
Clicking File Size Properties takes you to the File Size Properties screen where you can
modify the Maximum Logfile Size property.
Maximum Logfile Size
This property refers to the maximum size (in bytes) of the servers logfiles and
accounting logfiles. The minimum value for this parameter is 65,536 and the maximum
is 2,147,483,647. Once the configured size is reached, the file is closed and a new log
file is created. If no value is specified, 2,147,483,647 is used.
Miscellaneous Properties
Clicking Miscellaneous Properties takes you to the Miscellaneous Properties screen
where you can modify the Permit Microsoft Client Authenticate As Computer property.
Permit Microsoft Client Authenticate As Computer
Enable (Yes) to support the Microsoft client authenticate as computer feature. The
Microsoft supplicants must also be configured to authenticate as computers. If this
parameter is enabled (Yes), the AAA Server ignores any "host/" prefix in the user name
passed from the client request. The default setting is Yes (enable). If this parameter is
enabled, the HP-UX AAA Server can still authenticate supplicants that do not have
“authenticate as a computer” configured.
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