Realm Files

Unlike many of the other configuration files, there are no sample realm files in the /etc/opt/aaa directory.

For each realm defined for File type authentication in the authfile (“authfile ”), a realm file must be created. To name the realm file, append a .users suffix to the file name specified in the realm's authfile entry. To add user entries to the realm file, follow the same syntax for adding entries to a users file (“users ”), including the DEFAULT entry; however, the PPP, SLIP, and DUMB special user entries do not apply to realm files.

An example of an entry for FILE type authentication in authfile:

          yourorg.com      FILE       yourorg.rlm

Copy the unmodified users file to yourorg.rlm.users file, and add all users of yourorg.com realm to it.

	IMPORTANT: Configuration files have a maximum input line length of 255 characters. No checking is done to insure that a configuration statement has not exceeded this limit.