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- #
- # Default authentication information file for array services
- #
- # If array services authentication is being used, this file is a good
- # place to store the authentication keys for the various hosts that
- # may be contacted by the local array services daemon. This file should
- # NOT be readable by anybody except root.
- #
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- #
- # Some systems need array services even though they do not use it to
- # communicate with other machines (e.g. systems that use the MPI
- # message passing library on the local machine only). These systems
- # can ignore all array services requests from remote machines by
- # specifying the "NOREMOTE" authentication method.
- #
- # AUTHENTICATION NOREMOTE
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-
- #
- # If all of the members of an array are on a secure network (e.g. it
- # is physically detached from the internet, or is behind a good
- # firewall), then authentication of array services messages may not
- # be necessary. For these systems, the "NONE" authentication method
- # may be used.
- #
- AUTHENTICATION NONE
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-
- #
- # For other arrays, authentication is recommended. These systems
- # should use the "SIMPLE" authentication method, as described
- # in arrayd.conf(4). There should be an entry for each machine that
- # array services will try to communicate with, along with a private
- # key for authenticating messages. For example:
- #
- # AUTHENTICATION SIMPLE
- # HOSTNAME machine1.domain.com KEY 0x3817382771948
- # HOSTNAME machine2.domain.com KEY 0x8293994402001
- #
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