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principal

Element

To specify the principal, its name, and access to a document use the

principal

element. The

principal

element is a child of the

acl

element. The following code shows examples of the

principal

element:

<principal namespace="Default"

case-sensitivity-type="everything-case-insensitive"

scope="user" access="permit">yourdomain\username</principal>

<principal namespace="Default"

case-sensitivity-type="everything-case-insensitive"

scope="group" access="permit">yourdomain\groupname</principal>

principal

element can have the following attributes:

•

scope

•

access

•

namespace

•

case-sensitivity-type

•

principal-type

scope

Attribute

The

scope

attribute specifies the type of the principal. Valid values are:

•

user

•

group

The

scope

attribute is required.

access

Attribute

The

access

attribute specifies the principal’s permission to access the document. Valid values are:

•

permit

•

deny

The

access

attribute is required.

namespace

Attribute

By keeping ACLs in separate namespaces, the search appliance is able to ensure that access to secure

documents is maintained unambiguously. Namespaces are crucial to security when a search user has

multiple identities and the permissions for documents are composed of ACLs from separate content

sources. The

namespace

attribute specifies the global namespace for the user or group. The global

namespace corresponds to the credential group for a content source. For detailed information about

credential groups, see “Universal Login” in Managing Search for Controlled-Access Content.

case-sensitivity-type

Attribute

The

case-sensitivity-type

attribute specifies whether or not the principal’s name is case sensitive.

At serve time, the search appliance compares the principal’s name as entered on the Universal Login

form with the one stored in the index. For example, suppose the name in the index is “ALEX” and the

name on the form is “Alex.” If the name is case sensitive, access to the document is denied. Valid values

are:

•

everything-case-sensitive

•

everything-case-insensitive

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