The syntax for a security driver entry is:
provider=driver init-string
where:
provider – is the local name for the security mechanism. The mapping of the local name to a global object identifier is defined in objectid.dat.
The default local names are:
“dce” – For the DCE security mechanism.
“csfkrb5” – For the CyberSAFE Kerberos security mechanism.
“LIBSMSSP” – For Windows LAN Manager on Windows NT or Windows 95 (clients only).
If you use a local mechanism name other than the default, you must change the local name in the objectid.dat file (see “The objectid.dat file” for an example).
driver – is the name of the security driver. The default location of all drivers for UNIX platforms is $SYBASE/lib. The default location for desktop platforms is SYBASE_home\dll.
init-string – is an initialization string for the driver. This element is optional. The value for init-string varies by driver:
DCE driver – the following is the syntax for init-string, where cell_name is the name of your DCE cell:
secbase=/.../cell_name
CyberSAFE Kerberos driver – the following is the syntax for init-string, where realm is the default CyberSAFE Kerberos realm name:
secbase=@realm
Windows NT LAN Manager – init-string is not applicable.
