The network security APIs include the server authentication entry APIs and the NetWare authentication entry APIs.
The Server Authentication Entry APIs can be used by a client requesting connection to a server.
The server authentication entry APIs and their functions follow:
The NetWare Authentication Entry APIs provide a means that automatically logs you on to a server when you request a NetWare function (for example, the QNETWARE file system or NetWare administration commands). You can create authentication entries for each NetWare Directory Services (NDS) tree or NetWare 3.x server to which you are authorized. The entry identifies the tree or server, your name on that server, and (optionally) your password. The system saves the authentication entries as part of the user profile. When you request a NetWare function, the system attempts to start a connection to the server by using the data stored in the authentication entries.
Alternatively, you can explicitly start and end a connection to a server, such as when the system administrator has disabled storing passwords through the Retain Server Security Data (QRETSVRSEC) system value.
Note: To use these APIs, you need the OS/400 Enhanced Integration for Novell NetWare feature.
The NetWare Authentication Entry APIs and their functions follow:
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