boot-start-[instance-]ivacld
Whether to start the authorization server instance at system startup.
boot-start-[instance-]ivacld = {yes|no}Specifies whether to start the authorization server instance at system startup. The syntax contains:
When we configure any authorization server with a specified (non-empty string) instance name, the configuration file adds a boot-start-[instance-]ivacld entry for that server.
- The boot-start-ivacld default instance stanza
- Other entries corresponding to configured authorization server instances
The configuration file always contains an entry for the empty string instance name authorization server, boot-start-ivacld.
Options
- instance-
- The instance name created during configuration of an authorization server.
- yes
- Start the authorization server at system startup.
- no
- Do not start the authorization server at system startup.
Usage
Conditional. Required for AIX, Linux, and Solaris operating systems only.
Default value
noExample
boot-start-ivacld = yes boot-start-otherinst-ivacld = yesParent topic: [pdrte] stanza