A user ACL, which is a list of basic authentication user names and SSL user DNs. For example, “brokeruser” and “CN=Broker Server, O=My Company”.

An authenticator ACL, which is a list of basic authentication system alias names and DNs for certification authorities or CAs (issuers of the user certificates). For example, “BrokerLDAP” and “CN=My Company SSL Issuer, O=My Company”.

To restrict a client's administrative access to the Broker Server (for example, whether a client can stop or restart a Broker Server)

To control whether a client can add or delete Brokers

To protect the document types to which a client can publish or subscribe by enlisting authorized users in client groups

To control whether clients have access to the system-defined admin client group

To grant permissions for a Broker to access other Brokers in a territory

To grant permissions for Brokers in one Broker territory to access remote Brokers in another territory through a Broker gateway

To grant permissions for a Broker to access other Brokers in a cluster

To grant permissions for Brokers in one Broker cluster to access remote Brokers in another cluster through a Broker cluster gateway