HP UX Red Hat Direry Server Software manual

	2.5. Access Control and CoS	162
3.	Using Views	162
	3.1. Creating Views in the Console	163
	3.2. Deleting Views from the Directory Server Console	164
	3.3. Creating Views from the Command Line	164
	3.4. Deleting Views from the Command Line	165
4.	Using Groups	165
	4.1. Managing Static Groups	165
	4.2. Managing Dynamic Groups	167
6. Managing Access Control		169
1.	Access Control Principles	169
	1.1. ACI Structure	169
	1.2. ACI Placement	170
	1.3. ACI Evaluation	170
	1.4. ACI Limitations	170
2.	Default ACIs	171
3.	Creating ACIs Manually	172
	3.1. The ACI Syntax	173
	3.2. Defining Targets	173
	3.3. Defining Permissions	180
4.	Bind Rules	184
	4.1. Bind Rule Syntax	185
	4.2. Defining User Access - userdn Keyword	186
	4.3. Defining Group Access - groupdn Keyword	190
	4.4. Defining Role Access - roledn Keyword	190
	4.5. Defining Access Based on Value Matching	191
	4.6. Defining Access from a Specific IP Address	196
	4.7. Defining Access from a Specific Domain	197
	4.8. Defining Access at a Specific Time of Day or Day of Week	198
	4.9. Defining Access Based on Authentication Method	199
	4.10. Using Boolean Bind Rules	201
5.	Creating ACIs from the Console	202
	5.1. Displaying the Access Control Editor	203
	5.2. Creating a New ACI	204
	5.3. Editing an ACI	209
	5.4. Deleting an ACI	210
6.	Viewing ACIs	210
7.	Get Effective Rights Control	211
	7.1. Using Get Effective Rights from the Command-Line	212
	7.2. Using Get Effective Rights from the Console	215
	7.3. Get Effective Rights Return Codes	215
8.	Logging Access Control Information	216
9.	Access Control Usage Examples	216
	9.1. Granting Anonymous Access	217
	9.2. Granting Write Access to Personal Entries	219
	9.3. Restricting Access to Key Roles	222
	9.4. Granting a Group Full Access to a Suffix	224

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