To configure administration authorization, set the ServiceAdministrator attribute:
ServiceAdministrator=user_ID, where user_ID is the user ID of each user who is allowed to make OpenAccess SDK Manager requests. To configure administration authorization for multiple users, you must set this attribute multiple times, one instance for each user. For example:
ServiceAdministrator=RSMITH
ServiceAdministrator=DJONES
ServiceAdministrator=TCONRAD
Note: On Windows servers, you must prefix the user ID with the Windows server name or the Windows domain name, for example, SALES\DJONES. When connecting, the user must also prefix the user ID with the Windows server name, if connecting to a local server, or the Windows domain name.
ServiceAdministrator=authenticated. Any user who can provide a valid host user ID and password or who uses the NTLM or Kerberos authentication process will receive the same administration authorization.
ServiceAdministrator=everyone. All connections will receive the same administration authorization, regardless of how they are authenticated. If ServiceAdminAuthMethods=anonymous, you must specify ServiceAdministrator=everyone.
ServiceAdministrator=user_ID, where user_ID is the user ID of each user who is allowed to make OpenAccess SDK Manager requests. To configure administration authorization for multiple users, you must set this attribute multiple times, one instance for each user. For example: