On already provides support for a 3270 target that uses passtickets, thus new applications would most likely not require the use of passtickets. The last two fields in the schema entry allow an administrator to set password policy on the target type. See the Global Sign-On documentation for information on how to set password policy from the command line. This creates change password policy based on the default settings for Global Sign-On change password policy at the cell level for all targets of type myapp. User level sets policy only for a particular user.
Organizational level sets policy for all users within the specified organization.
Importing the schema file into Global Sign-On User Administration For myapp, the schema entry was put into a file called myapp.sch. Use the right mouse button to select Manage Target Types, as shown in Figure 2. As shown in Figure 3, you should see myapp in the populated target list. Now you are ready to create targets of type myapp. On has a flexible framework that allows you to add new applications into your single sign-on environment.