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Extension-Specific Policy Module Reference
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attribute.<n>.
type
Specifies the data type for attribute
n
, where
n
is an identifier assigned to identify
parameters pertaining to a specific attribute. The value of
n
can be
0
to
9
.
Permissible values:
Integer
,
IA5String
,
OctetString
,
PrintableString
,
UTCtime
,
OID
, or
Boolean
.
• Select
Integer
for extensions that have ASN.1 INTEGER values (default). It’s
case insensitive and accepts an integer in decimal notation as value.
• Select
IA5String
for extensions that have ASN.1 IA5String values. It’s case
insensitive and accepts any normal string as value.
• Select
OctetString
for extensions that have ASN.1 OCTET STRING values. It’s
case insensitive and the value is dependent on data source. If the data source is
Value
, the value must be in colon-separated, ASCII hexadecimal encoding
notation. If the data source is
File
, the server reads the attribute value from the
file specified.
• Select
VisualString
for extensions that have printing character sets of
International ASCII.
• Select
PrintableString
for extensions that have
ASN.1 PrintableString
values. It’s case insensitive and accepts any normal string as value.
• Select
UTCTime
for site-defined extensions that have
ASN.1 UTCTime
values.
• Select
OID
for extensions that have ASN.1 OBJECT IDENTIFIER values.
• Select
Boolean
for extensions that have ASN.1 BOOLEAN values. It’s case
insensitive and accepts
true
or
false
as value.
attribute.<n>.
source
Specifies the data source for attribute
n
in the extension, where
n
is an identifier
assigned to identify parameters pertaining to a specific attribute. The value of
n
can
be
0
to
9
.
In some cases, it may be preferable to put the value of an attribute in a file, instead of
specifying it in the configuration parameters. This may be the case if the value of the
attribute is a long text file or octet-string, for example.
Permissible values:
Value
or
File
. (The attribute’s
value
parameter is interpreted
according to the value specified for this parameter.)
•
Value
specifies that the attribute’s
value
parameter is literally the value to be
inserted in the extension (default).
•
File
specifies that the attribute’s
value
parameter is a fully-qualified pathname
of a file containing the value to be inserted in the extension.
Table 11-24 GenericASN1Ext Configuration Parameters (Continued)
Parameter Description