Class CIM_CredentialContext

This relationship defines a context (e.g., a System or Service) of a Credential. One example is a shared secret/ password which is defined within the context of an application (or Service). Generally, there is one scoping element for a Credential, however the multiplicities of the association allow a Credential to be scoped by more than one element. If this association is not instantiated for a Credential, that Credential is assumed to be scoped to the Namespace. This association may also be used to indicate that a Credential is valid in some other environment. For instance associating the Credential to a RemoteServiceAccessPoint would indicate that the Credential is used to access the remote service.

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Class Hierarchy

CIM_CredentialContext

Direct Known Subclasses

Class Qualifiers

NameData TypeValue
Associationbooleantrue
DescriptionstringThis relationship defines a context (e.g., a System or Service) of a Credential. One example is a shared secret/ password which is defined within the context of an application (or Service). Generally, there is one scoping element for a Credential, however the multiplicities of the association allow a Credential to be scoped by more than one element. If this association is not instantiated for a Credential, that Credential is assumed to be scoped to the Namespace. This association may also be used to indicate that a Credential is valid in some other environment. For instance associating the Credential to a RemoteServiceAccessPoint would indicate that the Credential is used to access the remote service.
UMLPackagePathstringCIM::User::Credential
Versionstring2.27.0

Class Properties

Local Class Properties

NameData TypeDefault ValueQualifiers
NameData TypeValue
Usageuint16
DescriptionstringThe usage of the certificate by the managed element that the certificate is for or is scoped to. Owned - Credential represents the CredentialContexts identity. This means that the managed element will present this credential to another party for authentication, authorization, or both. Trusted - The ManagedElement trusts the credential. This means that the credential is trusted for one or more of the security operations such as authentication, third-party authentication, and authorization. Trusted for Authentication - The ManagedElement trusts the identity represented by the credential only for authentication purposes. Trusted for Authorization - The ManagedElement trusts the identity represented by the credential only for authorization purposes. Trusted for Authentication/Authorization - The ManagedElement trusts the identity represented by the credential both for authentication and authorization purposes. Trusted for Third-Party Authentication/Authorization - The credential is being trusted for approving a third-party credential to the ManagedElement.
ValueMapstring2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, .., 32768..65535
ValuesstringOwned, Trusted, Trusted for Authentication, Trusted for Authorization, Trusted for Authentication/Authorization, Trusted for Third-Party Authentication/Authorization, DMTF Reserved, Vendor Reserved

Association References

NameClass OriginReference Class
ElementInContextCIM_CredentialContextCIM_Credential
ElementProvidingContextCIM_CredentialContextCIM_ManagedElement

Class Methods