medcrypt::guardian::AuthenticationDomain

Authentication restriction container. Restrictions for use by an authentication agent.

#include <AuthenticationManager.h>

Public Attributes

	Name
std::string	service_name
std::string	domain
AuthenticationAllowDenyEnum::Type	ip_allow_deny
std::list< std::string >	ip_addresses
AuthenticationAllowDenyEnum::Type	key_allow_deny
std::list< std::vector< uint8_t > >	public_keys

Public Attributes Documentation

variable service_name

std::string service_name;

the name of the service the contained

variable domain

std::string domain;

transport specific authentication domain, usually string representation of a port

variable ip_allow_deny

AuthenticationAllowDenyEnum::Type ip_allow_deny;

are the addresses in the following list allowed or denied

variable ip_addresses

std::list< std::string > ip_addresses;

string representations of IP addresses

variable key_allow_deny

AuthenticationAllowDenyEnum::Type key_allow_deny;

are the keys in the following list allowed or denied

variable public_keys

std::list< std::vector< uint8_t > > public_keys;

vectors of public key bytes

Debugging and logging

Guardian does not create log files. Instead, logging is controlled by the application:

• Guardian logs to stdout and stderr, which appear in the terminal/CLI of the running application during execution. Look for specific error codes or connection failures in the output.

• Custom logging: Use SetLoggingCallback to redirect log messages to a callback function, stopping terminal output and allowing custom log handling

• Log control: Applications can control log level and verbosity.

• Guardian Cloud UI: Check the Guardian Cloud interface for additional error details and provisioning status.