Here are the webcast replay recording details for the CA Workload Automation (Distributed) Global Quarterly Webcast on April 14, 2009 at 11:00 a.m. EDT.<br><br>

<b>Topic:</b><br>
 - Securing Workload Automation with a High Availability
   Entitlement Server – Presented by Michael Woods, CA
   Director, Engineering Services and Ramesh Natarajan, CA
   Manager, Software Engineering<br><br>

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Meeting ID:  ZS695G<br><br>

Meeting Key:  Qc@!B%9"m<br><br>

*EEM Resource Information from Mike Woods:<br><br>

Here is the information on restricting the root userid from being used on the CRED tab.<br><br>

The resource class is ConfigurationControl<br><br>

An example resource name is ‘Credential/server/ACE/ejmcommander/password/root’
Which would be the WCC server definition named ACE for the user ejmcommander to use the user root.  Make the policy an explicit deny to prevent usage.<br><br>

If you wanted all users to not be able to use root you could do something like
‘Credential/server/ACE/.*/password/root’
Just be sure to check off the use as regular expression check box.