Security properties (array-wide)

• Whether to generate a new encryption key for the password cache when the Secure Global Desktop server restarts.
• If a new encryption key is generated, the existing password cache is preserved and encrypted with the new key.

• How long an entry in the print name mapping table is retained. This table is used to ensure that users can print from an application and then exit the application, without losing the print job.
• The timer starts counting when the user closes the last application on that application server.
• We recommend you set this to be greater than the maximum delay between choosing to print from an application and the printer responding.
• If you change this value, all existing expiry timeouts are reset. Changes take effect immediately.
• To flush the table, set to 0, Apply, and then set to a larger value.
• To display the table, use tarantella print status --namemapping.

• Whether to take note of the Connections attributes when a user logs in to Secure Global Desktop.
• Check the box (set to 1) if you're using the Connections attribute for person, organizational unit or organization objects.
• Clear the box if the Sun Secure Global Desktop Security Pack is not installed.
• If the Sun Secure Global Desktop Security Pack is installed, connections are secure unless the box is checked and some connections are defined otherwise.
• Clearing the box lets users log in more quickly.
• Changes to this attribute take effect immediately.

• Whether to secure all Secure Global Desktop X displays using X authorization. This prevents users from accessing X displays they're not authorized to access.
• We recommend that you use X authorization. It is enabled by default.
• To use X authorization, xauth must be installed on the application server.
• If X authorization is enabled, Secure Global Desktop checks the standard locations for the xauth binary. Extra configuration may be needed if the binary is in a non-standard location.
• Changes to this attribute take effect immediately.

Note This setting only secures the X display between the Secure Global Desktop server and the application server.