Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q2 Administration Guide

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### Editing the file and admin-realm Realms

The server maintains all user, group, and password information in a file named `keyfile` for the `file` realm and `admin-keyfile` for the `admin-realm`. For both, the `file` property specifies the location of the keyfile. The following table shows required properties for a `file` realm.

Table 9–6 Required properties for file realms

Property name | Description | Default Value
--- | --- | ---
file | Full path and name of the keyfile. | domain-dir`/config/keyfile`
jaas-context | Type of login module to use for this realm. | `fileRealm` is the only valid value

The `keyfile` is initially empty, so users must be added before the `file` realm is used. For instructions, see Managing file Realm Users.

The `admin-keyfile` initially contains the admin user name, the admin password in an encrypted format, and the group to which this user belongs, which is `asadmin` by default. For more information on adding users to the `admin-realm`, read To grant access to administration tools.

Note –

Users in the group `asadmin` in the `admin-realm` are authorized to use the Admin Console and `asadmin` tools. Add only users to this group that have server administrative privileges.

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