JDK 1.1.6 version of Monitor applet
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The applet does take
some time to download.
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Closing this window terminates
the
applet.
About Monitor Applet:
The monitor's main purpose is to view access control logs
in "real time." That is when you try to access a secure resource, the access
control mechanism will generate logs as it evaluates your capabilities.
The applet simply allows you to view these logs remotely.
How to login:
Press the connect
button
and then enter the Common Name component of
your Distinguished Name in the certificate
youwill be using to access resources.
Presentation:
The main panel holds a list of cells that represent
resources you have accessed or attempted to access. Initially
the cell contains the name of the resource shown in black. Once the
last log associated with that resource is received, then the name will
either be shown in green if access was granted
or red otherwise and you can view all the
logs by clicking on the cell. This will take you to the next panel which
is divided into 4 little panels. Each panel holds the logs generated in
the corresponding phase of access control. The logs are represented by
little canvases colored as follows:
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Green when some action succeeds.
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Yellow when some action fails.
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Red when access is denied.
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Grey is
used for informative logs.
To view the logs, you must click on one of the canvases.
You can then use the
next/previous
buttons to navigate easily through the logs.