NAME
   sec - an mwadm command, administers MainWin System Core (MSC) DCOM 
         security settings.

SYNOPSIS
   mwadm sec
   mwadm sec -passwd
   mwadm sec -type [unix | win]
   mwadm sec -port [port_id] 
   mwadm sec -domain_name [<domain name>]
   mwadm sec -domain_server [<domain server>]

DESCRIPTION
   The sec command is used to administer MSC security settings affecting DCOM
   communication between the local host and any other Unix or Windows host.

   To display the list of all security settings in effect, invoke the sec
   command with no options, as follows:
   % mwadm sec

OPTIONS
   -passwd
     Interactively sets the DCOM Security Activation Password. 
     To facilitate secure DCOM communication between machines that are
     set up with the MSC Services, all machines must be set up with an
     identical DCOM Security Activation Password.

   -type [unix | win]
     Displays or sets the security authentication type.
     When called without parameters, this command displays the security
     authentication type, which is currently in effect. Possible options
     for the security authentication type are:

       unix
         The MSC security mechanism relies on Unix security for 
         authentication services. This authentication mode does not 
         support DCOM communication with a Windows machine. 

       Win
         The MSC security mechanism relies on a Windows domain server 
         for authentication services. This mode must be used when DCOM 
         communication is expected take place between Windows and Unix hosts. 

     The default security type is: unix


   -port [port_id]
     Note: This command is only relevant when the security type is set to 'win'.
     Displays or sets the port number that is used for negotiating
     authentication information with the remote MainWin utility
     'remotesa'.
     The default port used is: 667

   -domain_name [<domain name>]
     Note: This command is only relevant when the security type is set to 'win'.
     Displays or sets the domain name used by the MSC security mechanism 
     when using a Windows domain server for authentication services.

   -domain_server [<domain server>]
     Note: This command is only relevant when the security type is set to 'win'.
     Displays or sets the domain server used by the MSC security mechanism
     when using a Windows domain server for authentication services.
     The <domain server> can be either a host name (recognized by the local
     Unix machine), or an IP address.

EXAMPLES
   Example 1: Set the DCOM Security Activation Password:
   example% mwadm sec -passwd 

   Example 2: Display the security authentication type that is in effect:
   example% mwadm sec -type

   Example 3: Set the security authentication type to 'win':
   example% mwadm sec -type win

   Example 4: Display the security authentication port number that 
              is in effect:
   example% mwadm sec -port

   Example 5: Set the security authentication port number to 685:
   example% mwadm sec -port 685
 
   Example 6: Display the domain name used by the MSC security mechanism:
   example% mwadm sec -domain_name

   Example 7: Set the domain name used by the MSC security mechanism to ACME:
   example% mwadm sec -domain_name ACME

   Example 8: Display the name of domain server used by the MSC security mechanism:
   example% mwadm sec -domain_server

   Example 9: Set the domain server used by the MSC security mechanism 
              to a machine called 'purple':
   example% mwadm sec -domain_server purple

   Example 10: Set the domain server used by the MSC security mechanism
               to a machine whose IP address is 172.17.1.97:
   example% mwadm sec -domain_server 172.17.1.97