The following table shows the values needed in the system table SYSIBM.SYSLUNAMES on the remote XDB Server sales to implement the trusting examples (without outbound mapping) used in this topic.
| LUNAME | SYSMODE-NAME | USER-SECURITY | ENCRYPT-PSWDS | MODE-SELECT | USER-NAMES |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| develop | A | I |
This table shows that sales should regard all requests from the XDB Server develop as coming from users who are already verified.
The values needed in the system table SYSIBM.SYSUSERNAMES to implement trusting are the same as those required for inbound mapping. The following table shows the values needed to implement the trusting example used in this topic. This table also shows other valid records for trusting, explained after the table.
| TYPE | AUTHID | LUNAME | NEWAUTHID | PASSWORD |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| I | bruce | develop | developr | |
| I | david | develop | ||
| I | develop | |||
| I | arlene |
Row 1 maps bruce to developr for all requests received from the XDB Server develop. This is the configuration used in the examples on trusting.
Row 2 does not map david when requests are received from develop.
Row 3 does not map any AuthIDs from develop.
Row 4 does not map arlene when requests are received from any XDB Server.
In this example, rows 1, 2 and 4 take precedence over row 3 because they mention specific AuthIDs.