Using the Security Administration Menu

Use this procedure to manage system services and other security objects using the Security Administration Menu (secadm -m).

Note:

To provide more direct instructions, this manual generally uses the secadm command prompt syntax required to accomplish a task, rather than providing the menu interface steps for every command or the Infor Rich Client user interface steps. The menu interface prompts you for the same information that can be entered at a command prompt. Additionally, the syntax can be abbreviated to create scripts to submit to secadm.

To access the secadm menu interface

At a Landmark command prompt, type

secadm -m

The command will respond with a menu of choices.

After the menu prompts you with a question mark, select a menu option by typing the number or letter associated with the option.


Option	Description
`1`	Maintain system account lockout policies. See Adding or Updating Account Lockout Policies.
`2`	Maintain system actors. For more information, see Creating an Actor Using the secadm Utility Assigning an Actor to an Identity Assigning Actor Context Values
`3`	Maintain system HTTP endpoints and HTTP endpoint assignments. For more information, see the Infor Landmark Technology Server Setup and Maintenance Guide.
`4`	Maintain system identities. See Adding or Updating an Identity.
`5`	Load data from a file. This enables you to load a Infor Lawson System Foundation dump file into Landmark. See Importing Lawson System Foundation User Definitions into Landmark.
`6`	Provision Lawson users. The users are provisioned through data from the operating system user store. See Importing Operating System Users Using the Security Administration (secadm) Utility.
`7`	Maintain system login schemes. See Adding or Updating Login Schemes.
`8`	Migrate supplier identities from default primary SSO service to domain primary SSO service See Adding HTTP Endpoints and Assigning to SSO Domains.
`9`	Maintain system password reset policies. See Adding (or updating) a password reset policy.
`10`	Maintain system roles. For more information, see Creating Roles Assigning Roles to Actors
`11`	Maintain system security answers. See Adding or Updating a Security Question.
`12`	Maintain system security questions for forgotten passwords. See Adding or Updating a Security Question.
`13`	Maintain system services. See Adding and Modifying Services. The `secadm service` option allows you to configure a number of service properties, such as account lockout and password reset policies, specifying login scheme, or specifying whether a service is the primary service, a service that references (inherits configuration from) the primary service, or allows anonymous user access.
`14`	Maintain Single Sign-On Configuration.
`15`	Maintain system domains. For more information, see Adding or Updating an SSO Domain Assigning Services to an SSO Domain
`16`	Assign security classes to roles and control Security activation. Enabling Run-time Authorization Listing Defined Security Classes from a Command Prompt Assigning Security Classes to Roles What Is E-Mail Validation?
`17`	Maintain proxies. For more information, see User proxies Setting Up User Proxies as an Administrator
`18`	Maintain security classes (set immutable flag, check integrety, or fix integrity).
`19`	Lawson security administration configuration. For more information, see Controlling User Access to the Security Administration utility Maintaining Password Properties for the Security Administration utility (secadm)
`20`	Maintain system password policies. See Adding or Updating a Password Policy.
`21`	Secadm script generation from data.
`22`	Migrate system agents and actors.
`23`	Maintain custom principal resolver code. For Lawson internal use only.
`24`	Security data reports. Security Reports Security Reports through secadm
`25`	Set up trusted connections for an MI socket service. For more information, see the Infor Landmark Technology Server Setup and Maintenance Guide.
`26`	Manage the PGP key pairs and public keys, and synchronize the private key between Landmark environments. See Managing PGP Key Pairs using secadm and the "Syncronizing Encryption Keys" in the Infor Landmark Technology Server Setup and Maintenance Guide.
`27`	Manage (view or delete) federated server certificates.
`28`	Manage WS (Infor Ming.le) federation settings, including claims (credentials) and self-signed certificates. See also the Infor Lawson 10 Authentication Configuration Guide.