Working with protected object policies (or, in short, POPs) is pretty similar to working with ACLs. In this example we will create a POP that requires the end user to authenticate himself with protection level 1 on access to a junction.
First, we’ll create a new POP and display it’s content:
pdadmin sec_master> pop create level1 pdadmin sec_master> pop show level1 Protected object policy: level1 Description: Warning: No Audit level: none Quality of protection: none Time of day access: sun, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat, :anytime:local IP Endpoint Authentication Method Policy Auth Level: 0 Network: Any Other Network pdadmin sec_master>
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