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Figure 59 Viewing the Authorization Policies section

The following table describes the components of the Authorization Policies section.

Table 39 Authorization Policies section components

Component Description

Policy Name

Click the name to view the details of a policy.

Add Click Add toaddanewpolicy.

Delete Click Delete to delete a policy.

Properties

Click Properties to view the details of a policy.

Authorization Policy Properties

The Authorization Policy Properties section shows the name of the policy and the maximum operations

per hour that users with that policy can perform.

Figure 60 Viewing the Authorization Policy Properties section

The following table describes the Authorization Policies Properties section.

Table 40 Authorization Policy Properties section components

Component Description

Policy Name

Click the name to view the details of a policy.

Maximum

Operations per Hour

By default, policies can perform unlimited operations. The valid range of operations is

1 to 500,000,000.

Edit

Click Edit to modify the policy properties.

Back

Click Back to return to the Authorization Policy Conﬁguration page.

The SKM starts keeping track of the number of operations performed by a user as soon as that user

makes a request to the server. Once the clock is running, the user has a one hour time period in which to

perform no more than the number of operations speciﬁed in the Maximum Operations per Hour ﬁeld.

Should you change the limit for a particular policy, those changes are recognized immediately.

The following example illustrates the point: The rate limit for Key1 is 100 operations per hour.

• At 11:00 AM, User1 logs in and begins making requests using the Key1.

• At 11:30 AM, User1 has used 50 operations with Key1.

• At 11:31 AM, the administrator changes the rate limit for Key1 to 150 operations per hour.

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