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# This is a common file used by audisp-tacplus, libpam_tacplus, and
# libtacplus_map config files as shipped.
#
# Any tac_plus client config can go here that is common to all users of this
# file, but typically it's just the TACACS+ server IP address(es) and shared
# secret(s)
#
# This file should normally be mode 600, if you care about the security
# of your secret key. When set to mode 600 NSS lookups for TACACS users
# will only work for tacacs users that are logged in, via the local mapping.
# For root, lookups will work for any tacacs users, logged in or not.
# Set a per-connection timeout of 10 seconds, and enable the use of
# poll() when trying to read from tacacs servers.
# Otherwise standard TCP timeouts apply.
# Not set or set to a negative value disables use of poll().
# There are usually multiple connection attempts per login.
timeout=10
#secret=tacacskey
#server=192.168.0.30
# If set, login/logout accounting records are sent to all servers in
# the list, otherwise only to the first responding server
# Also used by audisp-tacplus per-command accounting, if it sources this file.
# acct_all=1
# If the management network is in a vrf, set this variable to the vrf name.
# This would usually be "mgmt"
# When this variable is set, the connection to the TACACS+ accounting servers
# will be made through the named vrf.
#vrf=mgmt
# Sets the IPv4 address used as the source IP address when communicating with
# the TACACS+ server. IPv6 addresses are not supported, nor are hostnames.
# The address must work when passsed to the bind() system call, that is, it must
# be valid for the interface being used.
# source_ip=192.168.1.3
# If user_homedir=1, then tacacs users will be set to have a home directory
# based on their login name, rather than the mapped tacacsN home directory.
# mkhomedir_helper is used to create the directory if it does not exist (similar
# to use of pam_mkhomedir.so). This flag is ignored for users with restricted
# shells, e.g., users mapped to a tacacs privilege level that has enforced
# per-command authorization (see the tacplus-restrict man page).
# user_homedir=1
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