Glossary

The utility available in SecureLogin to manage the users in a directory environment. The slmanagertool.exe provides additional functionality that is not available in SecureLogin Client Utility.

SecureLogin configuration data that enables the single sign-on for a specific application’s login and other events.

Enables programmatic communication with the application.

The cache encrypts the local copy of SecureLogin data so that a user can continue to use SecureLogin even if the directory is unavailable. In a standalone mode (non-directory) mode, the cache contains all SecureLogin single sign-on data for a user.

User data includes credentials, preferences, password policies, and application definitions. By default, SecureLogin cache is created on the local hard drive. In a corporate implementation, this data is also stored in the directory. The data in the directory and the workstation cache are regularly synchronized to ensure that the user data is current.

Object in a directory environment that contains other objects.

Allows the administrators in a directory environment to configure where SecureLogin setting on objects are inherited from.

User names, passwords, and other data that uniquely identifies and authenticates a user to an application.

Structured repository that identifies all aspects of a network. It is made up of users, software, hardware, and any rights or policies assigned.

The full name of a directory object, including the domain name and organizational units to which the user belongs.

A security boundary that groups users or devices. Domain objects are defined by schema, configuration, and security policies of the network.

The Group policy enables the centralized configuration and management of selected objects. User or computers are selected by the administrators to be included in the group policy group for collective administration.

The API that enables a terminal emulator screen to read and be interpreted by an application and enables the keyboard input to be processed by the emulator.

The protocol used for updating and searching directories running over TCP/IP.

The set of credentials (such as username and password) stored in SecureLogin.

SecureLogin’s management utility. It generically refers to the administrative management utilities and SecureLogin Client Utility.

In a directory environment, a set of attributes that identifies a user, hardware, or an application.

In a directory environment, a domain subgroup that has administrative control of all the associated objects.

A combination of a question and answer used to protect the user credentials from unauthorized use.

One or more password rule grouped under a unique name.

A password parameter configured in the Password Policies properties table. Password rules are grouped under a Password policy.

Automates single sign-on for many commercially available applications.

A database for the classes (tables). It defines the objects and the attributes (columns) and stores the object data.

The application that allows users to access a wide range of applications, websites, and mainframe sessions. With this, users need not log in to the application separately.

The tool that enables SecureLogin to leverage user data from an organization’s provisioning system.

Provides user administration tools to the user from his or her desktop.

When an application is enabled for single sign-on for a user, the user need not specify his or her credentials to log in to the application. When the user launches an application, SecureLogin transparently manages the login process.