HP-UX AAA Server A.08.01 administrator's guide (T1428-90072, May 2010)

number-of-tokens
Number of tokens in the token pool.
Example
Tokenpool
Sample-pool 4
End-Tokenpool
Realm Configuration
This section lists realms by name and, optionally, any services, token pools or any
custom AATV support for a realm. A realm entry las.conf is required to perform
session tracking. The default server behavior is to log accounting messages locally,
whether the server processes Access-Request messages locally or sends them to a proxy
server. If a realm entry exists in the las.conf file, the server will send accounting
messages to the remote server that processed the authentication for the corresponding
user. The las.conf realm entries must have corresponding realm entries in the Server
Manager’s Define Realm screen, which can be accessed through the Local Realms link
on the Server Manager.
Syntax of Realm configuration
Realm realm-name
Authorization LAS-authorization-AATV
Accounting LAS-accounting-AATV
Service number-of-services
service-name
service-name
. . .
End-Service
Tokenpool number-of-tokenpools
Token-pool-name max-number-of-tokens
Token-pool-name max-number-of-tokens
. . .
End-Tokenpool
End-Realm
Realm
defines a name for the realm.
Authorization
specifies the AATV for performing authorization. The default is
LASGEN.
Accounting
specifies the AATV to use for user accounting. The default is
GENACCT.
Service
specifies the number of services supported by the realm and lists
the names of the defined services to support.
Tokenpool
specifies the token pools supported by the realm and lists the
token pools by following the syntax:
Token-pool-name max-number-of-tokens
The las.conf File 537