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Manage host-based access control rules to restrict which users can access specific hosts and services. HBAC rules enforce fine-grained access policies based on user groups, host groups, and service groups. Features include rule categories (all users/hosts or specific groups), source hosts, service targeting, external host support, and testing capabilities to verify access decisions before deployment.
Manage password policies controlling complexity, history, and lifetime requirements. Password policies enforce minimum length, character classes, history depth, maximum lifetime, and other password quality constraints. Features include group-based policy assignment, priority ordering, failure lockout configuration, grace period settings, and coordination with Kerberos ticket policies for comprehensive password security.
Manage SELinux user context mapping for IPA users on client systems. SELinux user maps assign SELinux user contexts to IPA users and hosts, controlling the SELinux domain users run in. Features include user and host category specification, SELinux user assignment (guest_u, user_u, staff_u, etc.), priority ordering, enable/disable controls, and integration with SSSD for applying SELinux contexts during user login.