HP-UX SNAplus2 CPI-C Programmer's Guide (June 2003)

CPI-C Calls
Set_Conversation_Security_Type (cmscst)
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CM_SECURITY_SAME The invoked program uses
conversation security, and is
configured to accept an
already-verified indicator (as
described in “Overview of
Conversation Security” in Chapter 1).
The user ID from the local program's
current context (at the time the
Allocate call is issued) will be sent to
the invoked program, together with
an already-verified indicator. This
indicator tells the invoked program
not to require the password.
CM_SECURITY_PROGRAM The invoked program
uses conversation security and thus
requires a user ID and password. The
security information will be taken
from the current conversation
characteristics (at the time the
Allocate call is issued).
CM_SECURITY_PROGRAM_STRONG As for
CM_SECURITY_PROGRAM, except
that the local node must not send the
password across the network in clear
text format. This value can be used
only if the remote system supports
password substitution.
For Windows XC_SECURITY_NONE Equivalent to
CM_SECURITY_NONE
XC_SECURITY_SAME Equivalent to
CM_SECURITY_SAME
XC_SECURITY_PROGRAM Equivalent to
CM_SECURITY_PROGRAM
End of Section Returned Parameters
After the verb executes, SNAplus2 returns the following parameters:
return_code Possible values are: