If you want to bind a Secure Client user id to an IP address then the following has to be added into
which filename?
:props
:userc_bind_user_to_IP (true)
A.
$FWDIR/conf/conf.C
B.
$FWDIR/conf/secureclient.c
C.
$FWDIR/conf/objects.cnf
D.
$FWDIR/conf/objects.C
Explanation:
: This configuration is made at the objects.C file, this file is located in the CONF directory at the
$FWDIR variable. With this code, you can bind a Secure client ID to an IP address. Just to
remember, with the binding of a user ID to an IP address, you can force re-authentication when a
user connects from another machine, this is because the binding will not match, this feature can
increase security. Another benefit is that the user can connect from different workstations in a
secure fashion because the binding functionality provides re-authentication as stated above. See
“Secure Client Binding” in the Secure Client Documentation.